Mushrooms
Can mushrooms replace plastic?
Posted by Life Cykel onFungi have got to be the most versatile organisms on this planet, not only are they a culinary delight, able to form textiles, create micro-climates, and hold potent antibiotic properties (the list goes on)... but now they are even able to grow in to a range of shapes and sizes to...
All you need to know about Biohacking
Posted by Life Cykel onThe term Biohacking is essentially as simple as it sounds... to “hack” biology. However, there’s a catch, this kind of biology generally relates to one’s own body. The definition of biohacking highly depends on who you ask as there are a multitude of quests, but it is largely ‘the attempt...
Mushrooms are... well... Mushrooming!
Posted by Life Cykel onIt’s no secret that we love mushrooms here at Life Cykel and it is clear to us that more and more people are starting to fall for this fruitful kingdom too. And we're not talking about your average white button mushroom (not that there is anything wrong with them, we...
Why Kakadu plum is used in our extracts
Posted by Life Cykel onKakadu plum (scientific name Terminalia ferdinandiana), also called "Gubinge" is a flowering plant native to Australia’s Northern Territory.
For numerous years, Indigenous people have been using this incredible superfood for everything from a source of food, to a healing remedy and antiseptic. It is also known as an antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral agent.
Dave Asprey on Bulletproof Radio: Your guide to Lion's Mane Mushroom
Posted by Alinga Collaborator onFollowing a recent podcast with Dave Asprey from Bulletproof Radio, Dave highlighted our Lion's Mane extract.
“I've been working with them for the last several months and really testing out their species and their extracts,” said Dave. “And I actually became an investor and advisor in the company because I'm pretty excited about it."