Harness the benefits of fungi.
Created by holistic nutritionist Tonya Papanikolov, rainbo produce mushroom supplements and adaptogens to support and balance body, mind and spirit founded on the principle of food as medicine. rainbo also educates on the benefits of fungi for the evolution of body and consciousness, as well as working on various community goals including funding school meals for First Nation students, providing funding for breast cancer screening for Black women and supporting the training of farmers to help them transition to regenerative farming practices.
Whether you’re looking to improve brain function with lion's mane, boost your energy with cordyceps or support your body’s natural defenses with reishi and chaga, these potent super-mushrooms are packed with nature’s best.
rainbo believe that our partnership with fungi is vital to the long term health and harmony of people and the planet. As a UK stockist of natural nootropic supplements from rainbo, browse our carefully curated selection at Healf.
rainbo’s mushrooms are cultivated in Canada, where they’re grown on oat grains and then propagated on a nutrient-rich substrate made from sawdust and spent organic coffee grounds. These grounds are packed with essential minerals and nutrients, giving the mushrooms a powerful boost. The mushrooms are harvested at the fruiting body stage, ensuring you get the most active and beneficial health compounds.
Yes, rainbo’s mushrooms are free from common allergens like gluten and yeast. If you’re sensitive to yeast-like fungi, rest assured, these functional mushrooms are genetically different and are safe for most people. Plus, they’re vegan and grown to organic standards. While their products are not certified gluten-free, they’re grown on oats that are not processed in facilities with other grains, so there’s minimal risk of contamination.
There isn’t enough research to definitively say whether mushroom extracts are safe during pregnancy or breastfeeding. If you’re expecting or nursing, it’s always wise to consult your GP or midwife. Also, keep in mind that some of rainbo’s tinctures contain alcohol.