For over 300 years, Cordyceps has been revered in traditional medicine for its ability to support kidney health, combat chronic fatigue, and boost libido.
Historically, this incredible fungus could only be sourced from wild-harvested Cordyceps Sinensis, which grows on caterpillars in the remote Tibetan plateau. As the wild supply dwindled, this rare fungus became increasingly expensive, with prices reaching over £10,000 per kilo!
 
Fortunately, the discovery of Cordyceps Militaris—a closely related species—changed everything. Just as potent, Cordyceps Militaris doesn't rely on insects for growth and can be cultivated organically on rice and soy, making it a sustainable and more accessible alternative.