The interest in psilocybin as a therapeutic approach has grown exponentially in recent
years. Despite increasing access, there remains a lack of practical guidance on the topic for …

Societal Impact Statement Edible mycorrhizal fungi (EMF) have been consumed since
ancestral times by humans either as food, medicine or for ceremonial use. Nowadays, they …

Therapeutic use of psilocybin has become a focus of recent international research, with
preliminary data showing promise to address a range of treatment-resistant mental health …

Wild edible fungi (WEF), including mushrooms and truffles, comprise a natural source of
nutritious and healthy food. The consumption of WEF began at least 18, 700 years ago …

The relationship between humans and nature is defined by culture. Accordingly, the use,
conceptions, and perceptions of resources differ among cultural groups, even among those …

Wild edible mushrooms have been collected and consumed by human groups for centuries,
and today they represent a relevant source of food and income for many rural families …

Ethnic tribes use wild mushrooms as their traditional medicine as well as food items from
ancient times throughout the world and its diverse uses will be helpful to prove different …

The cultivation of edible mycorrhizal fungi (EMF) has made great progress since the first
cultivation of Tuber melanosporum in 1977 but remains in its infancy. Five cultivation steps …

Previous research has shown that the extracts from the Ganoderma lucidum spore (GS)
have potentially cardioprotective effects, but there is still abundant room for development in …

Indigenous psychedelic uses have long been imbricated with colonialism and its afterlives.
Amidst tensions from accelerating investor interest in psychedelics and calls to decolonize …