Introducing the Miraculous Westcoast Mushroom tincture. All mushrooms were harvested in the wild of BC, Canada. 6 of the major mushrooms were handpicked by me personally so there is quality control; I pick mature, symmetrical and potent mushrooms only.
 
This batch has been allowed to steep in alcohol for 7 months to extract the medicinal constituents lodged within the hard skin of most polypore mushrooms. The steeping process was accompanied by moldavites and orgonites placed around the jar to add subtle energy to the tincture. The final product was then laid on a crystal grid with moldavites and the intention of "Deep Healing, Transformation and Divine Love".
 
1:2 extract/15ml/Alcohol content 20%
 
Human use of medicinal mushrooms has a long history, and the valuable medicines of mushrooms are a vital element in protecting our health. Fungi have developed incredible properties to ward off bacteria and mold that would compete with them. When humans consume these fungi, most are bestowed with a stronger immunity. This will be an important theme of vital importance in our day and age. Preventative medicine is what mushrooms provide as it helps build a stronger immune system. These benefits can be yours when you embrace the mushroom medicine! 
 
1. Agarikon(Fomitopsis officinalis)
The key pharmaceutically-active compound found in Agarikon is Agaricin, a white and water-soluble powder that can be administered both orally and topically. Agaricin is an anhidrotic(sweat suppressing), anti-inflammatory, and parasympatholytic agent(substance or activity that reduces the activity of the parasympathetic nervous system). Agaricin is now produced synthetically by many pharmaceutical companies. The mushroom was an important resource for Shamans, who would apply Agarikon powder to cure ailments thought to be caused by supernatural forces. These fungi were not only utilized for their medicinal properties, but were also valued as spiritual and supernatural objects. The large fruiting body structures were often carved to represent various spiritual figures and spirit catchers, as assumed by the large orifices in the mouth and stomach.
 
2. Birch Polypore (Piptoporus Betulinus)
It is known to be an ancient fungus because a mummy that was discovered in the Alps in 1991 and thought to be more than 5000 years old showed evidence that the ‘Iceman’ had been buried together with this mushroom. In the ancient days, people used it to clear parasitic worms from the stomach and the digestive system. It was mainly added to tea where it acted as a laxative. The traditional use of Birch Polypore extract does indeed include use as an anti-parasitic agent, as well as to stop bleeding, and as an antimicrobial agent in general. Tea brewed with this mushroom is still taken today to soothe the nerves or eliminate fatigue. 
 
3. Artist’s Conk (Ganoderma Applanatum)
It is a specific for autoimmune conditions. The overall action of Artist's Conk is adaptogenic, similar to Ginseng, with a stronger immune component. Like all adaptogens, it is best used in the later stages of treatment or as preventative medicine. However, I find that most adaptogenic mushrooms are also excellent in transitionary formulations as we transition into the final adaptogenic phase of treatment. The Ganoderma species are among the best herbs I know for restoring immune function after it has been weakened by chemotherapy.
 
4. West Coast Reishi (Ganoderma Oregonense)
In nature, Reishi grows at the base and stumps of deciduous trees, especially maple. Only two or three out of 10,000 such aged trees will have Reishi growth, and therefore its wild form is extremely rare. I can attest to this statement as I have been to over 50 hikes and only found Reishi twice.
Reishi is known as the herb of immortality and is one of the herbs most researched upon. It is non-toxic and can be taken daily without producing any side effects.When it is taken regularly, it can restore the body to its natural state, enabling all organs to function normally. Reishi Mushroom has historically been used to nourish the heart and increase strength in the body. Moreover, Reishi extract helps to increase overall energy and lower stress levels in the body to help balance the impacts of fatigue and debility. Most Chinese texts say that Reishi is the herb of spiritual potency as it holds the ability to calm the mind and promote communication with one's spirit.
 
5. Red Belted polypore (Fomitopsis Pinicola) aka Tiaga to the First Nations
Personal note: This is a very underrated mushroom on the Westcoast as not many people talk about it. When I first began to work with it after the most popular Reishi(Ganoderma Lucidum), I found Tiaga to be more nurturing, more grounding, more stable, and more healing than Reishi. Although, the expansiveness and calming nature of Reishi is still unsurpassed.
 
Reduces inflammation of digestive tract; Anti-cancer, Tiaga causes a systemic immune cascade that attacks and kills cancer cells; a powerful anti-oxidant that prevents free radical damage to cells; increased resistance to cancers and tumor reduction may also be due to the high percentage of Germanium compounds found in the fungus; Germanium is known through extensive scientific studies to be an anti-oxidant, anti-cancer, anti-mutagenic and oxygen catalyst as well as an effective semi-conductor or electron transferring material which enhances the oxygen supply to the body’s cell’s providing increased energy production; Germanium makes it so that every breath you take make the oxygen in our bodies 200 times more available to the cells. Tiaga also contains the following anti-tumor glucanoids known to inhibit tumors/cancer.
 
6. Turkey Tail(Trametes versicolor)
Turkey tail targets chronic illnesses, which include many types of cancers. As well as treating human cancers, it is also used in veterinary medicine to treat canine cancer.  Strongly antioxidant, turkey tail strengthens the immune system, increases energy, and delivers pain relief with no ill side effects.  It also reduces phlegm, combats respiratory ailments, poor digestion, urinary infections, inflammation, liver ailments, and hepatitis B.
 
7. Chaga(Inonotus Obliquus)
Chaga contains wild-source minerals and is particularly high in copper, calcium, potassium, manganese, zinc, and iron. Chaga mushroom can aid in the sharpening of vision, keeping the hair from becoming dry and brittle, and shielding the skin from the suns UV rays. It will also help rebalance the production of Melanin and its depletion in the body in aging individuals. Yet, its most potent ingredient is a special substance known as superoxide dismutase (SOD). This is an enzyme with great potency. Its function is to halt oxidation, especially the toxicity of a free radical known as singlet oxygen. This is the type of oxygen which is responsible for oxidizing and damaging the tissues, which results in aging. It is the same oxygen which rusts a nail. Ancient Chinese regarded it as a longevity herb.
 
Dosage: For a healthy immune system support, take 20-40 drops in each setting twice daily. Sensitive individuals may need less to feel the subtle energies. The best times to take the tincture would be early morning and late evening. As with all adaptogens, remember to give your body resting time if dosing everyday such as 3 weeks on and 1 week off.