Mushrooms for
Modern Life™

Hericium Erinaceus - An edible mushroom of medicinal qualities, native to North America, Asia & Europe. Lion’s Mane may protect against dementia, reduce mild symptoms of anxiety and depression and help repair nerve damage.

An amino acid found in a variety of plant and mushroom species. It’s known to better mental focus, inspire relaxation, boost cognitive performance and immunity, while also reducing blood pressure.

Caffeine is an alcaloid. Mojo’s caffeine is synthetically replicated and paired with triglycerides and natural waxes that slow absorption to ensure that your experience doesn’t have a crash nor jitters.

Mushrooms that grow only in high-altitude regions in the Himalayan mountains. Mojo’s is sourced from a precision oriented technique using liquid substrate. Traditional healers in Sikkim recommend the Cordyceps Sinensis for “all illnesses” as a tonic, because they claim that it improves energy, appetite, stamina, libido, and endurance.

Mushrooms that grow in regions across Asia and Europe. Mojo’s is sourced from a precision oriented cultivation technique. Some of the major benefits that this mushroom offers is a boost to athletic performance, anit-aging properties, heart health, and reduction of inflammation.

Derived from the root of the Asian Ginseng plant. It is often promoted as a general tonic to improve well-being, upgrade physical stamina, concentration, and memory.

Our whole Mojo nootropic blend is what creates this synergistic effect of next level flow. The activation of energy, focus, mental clarity, positivity and motivation coming together to create a heightened state of presence and awareness.

Derived from the Velvet Bean, which is a tropical legume native to Africa & Asia. For many communities, it is a vital tonic, an aphrodisiac, and a remedy to reduce stress.

Naturally occurs in the body when amino acid methionine binds to ATP, methionine can be derived from sources in animals and plants. It is essential to many chemical reactions in the body, and is one of the last steps in the production of the brain chemicals serotonin, dopamine and norepinephrine, which regulate mood.