Outdoor Log Cultivation: Shiitake and Lion’s Mane
Grow shiitake and lion’s mane mushrooms on hardwood logs outdoors with plug spawn. Low-effort, multi-year, no indoor space needed.
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In Mice, Psilocybin Was Linked to Less Liver Fat—at 1/50th a Trip Dose
Psilocybin was associated with less liver fat in mice, suggesting a potential link between the substance and liver health, but its effects on humans are…
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The 10-Year Bus Ride to Toronto: Inside the UN System That Holds Ahmadis Hostage
Ahmadi refugees may suggest a lengthy and challenging journey to safety, with waits of up to 10 years, as they navigate complex paperwork and processing
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Medicinal Mushrooms for Nerve Repair: Review Insights
Mushroom extracts may suggest nerve repair benefits through enhanced Schwann-cell migration and neurotrophic factor production in animal models
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The 189,000-Kid Experiment That Shrunk Childhood Obesity—Then Let It Slip Back
Childhood obesity was associated with small temporary improvements through diet and activity changes, but benefits may vanish after 15 months, sparking…
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The Whispering Clock: AI Is Saving Rural Teachers 43 Minutes — Then Stealing 44
AI may suggest saving rural teachers time, but was associated with new verification burdens and emotional labor costs, including trust and verification tasks
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Mushroom Blend Supplement Shows Stress & Sleep Benefits in 2026 Trial
Mushroom blend supplement was associated with reduced anxiety and improved sleep quality in a small study, suggesting stress-modulating activity may be…
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Psychedelics for ADHD: What the 2026 Review Really Shows
Psychedelics for ADHD may suggest brief symptom relief but was associated with no drug-specific advantage over placebo in some studies
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The Real Deal on “Functional” Mushrooms: What the Label Actually Means
Functional mushrooms may suggest improved cognitive function and immune support, but what does the label really mean and is it worth the cost
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Half a Teaspoon Every Morning: The Lion’s Mane Safety File They Don’t Print on the Label
Lion’s Mane Safety may suggest stomach issues and allergic reactions in some users, but long-term effects remain unknown due to limited research
