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Efficacy of Mushroom Mycelium & Fermented Rice Substrate Confirmed!
The use of beneficial mushrooms and mushroom mycelium in the form of supplements – capsules, extracts, powders, etc. – has increased significantly in recent years. Further, the proven efficacy of mushrooms and mushroom mycelium for supporting immunity and overall wellness...

Primordial Pops
Happy Valentine’s Day and MUSH LOVE from Host Defense®! Nothing says ‘I LOVE YOU’ like mushroom mycelium and CHOCOLATE Host Defense® Primordial Chocolate™ Strawberries What you’ll need: 3 bars of Primordial Chocolate™ 12 large Strawberries 12 Marshmallows 12 Bamboo Skewers...

2019 Milestones

Host Defense® Reishi Chili
Looking for a game day recipe? Why not include a Host Defense® mushroom mycelium powder in your favorite game day chili? This hearty dish is sure to be a crowd pleaser. The Reishi powder not only supports energy & stamina,...

Brain & Body™ Golden Milk Latte
Warm up this winter with the Host Defense® signature Golden Milk Latte! Our MycoBotanicals® Brain & Body™ Powder has Reishi and Lion’s Mane mushroom mycelium, Turmeric, Ginger, Cinnamon and Black Pepper. Combine it with your favorite milk to make a...

Primordial Chocolate™ Triple Mint Bark
For a unique twist on a classic peppermint bark, try our Primordial Chocolate™ Triple Mint Bark! With a mix of Primordial Chocolate™ Dark Mint, MycoShield® Peppermint Spray, white chocolate, and candy canes, this bark is sure to be a hit...

Reishi & Primordial Chocolate™ No-Bake Cookie Dough
Why not get a double whammy of mushroom-mycelium-powered goodness in this edible raw cookie dough made with chopped Primordial Chocolateᵀᴹ and Host Defense® Reishi Powder? Combine these with a few household ingredients and voila! Cookie dough in minutes. Vegan, paleo-friendly,...

Decoding Latin Binomials
What's in a Name? By Tristan Woodsmith Have you ever wondered why scientists use complicated, italicized, tongue-twisting terminology to describe living organisms? Why in the world would someone choose to say Canus lupus familiaris, when “Dog” is so much simpler?...