Functional mushrooms are a group of mushrooms used medicinally for their myriad potential health benefits. Packed with antioxidants and other nutrients, functional mushrooms have long been utilized in ancient healing traditions around the world.

No. While Wake’s mushroom supplements may inspire a shift in perspective, feelings of well-being, or a sense of calm, they will not alter your perception, consciousness or induce hallucinations.

We recommend integrating mushrooms into your routine for a minimum of one month, as the benefits are typically noticeable after 2-3 weeks. Keep in mind that everybody is different, so this timeframe and the strength of effects felt may vary person to person.

Once the mushrooms are harvested, they are dried and ground into a fine powder. This powder is packed into vegetable capsules in a GMP-compliant facility. Finally, the product is bottled and ready for use.

We recommended that you take two capsules in the morning, and two in the evening. It is preferable, but not mandatory to take with food.

Our mushroom supplements are vegan, gluten-free, and contain organic mushrooms. Our capsules contain only mushrooms, and are free from fillers, binders, GMOs, and preservatives.

We suggest that you consult with your doctor before starting any new supplements.

Adaptogens are substances in herbal medicine that stabilize functioning and promote homeostasis. They may reduce inflammation, assist in the clearing of unbeneficial substances in the body, and provide your body with support to manage cellular stress. Adaptogens are non-toxic to the recipient in normal therapeutic doses.

Not all fungus produces adaptogenic compounds in the same way. Some compounds produced by fungus are mainly beneficial to animals, bacteria or plants. All of the mushrooms in our products demonstrate adaptogenic properties.

We recommend a maximum of 2000 mg of each mushroom per day. As with many supplements, taking too much can be hard on your digestive system. If you choose to exceed the recommended amount we suggest you speak to a medical professional first and approach the change gradually over time.

We think so. Only time will tell.