Welcome to the new Aloha Fungi shop!Have a question or an idea? Message us on WhatsApp: MattKubaFranek
© 2026 Aloha Fungi™
🍄 Our mushrooms eat cookies
Essential cookies keep the shop alive (cart, login) · always on. Analytics and marketing cookies help the mycelium grow: they show us what to improve and which stories reach you. We only turn them on with your consent, and you can change it anytime. Cookie policy
One of the most well-documented functional mushrooms for immune support.
Known in traditional Chinese medicine for clearing so-called "hidden pathogens".
50% extract + 50% fruiting body powder
In stock
≈ 4,97 zł per day150 zł away from free shipping
With a subscription you save 22.35 zł on every delivery
A 30-day ritual. Your pack arrives automatically. Cancel anytime.
2 pcs −4%, 3+ pcs −8%
50% water-alcohol extract from the Coriolus fruiting body (Trametes versicolor, DER 10:1, standardised to a minimum of 30% beta-glucans), 50% powdered Coriolus fruiting body. Package: 50 g.
Serving: 1.5 g (2 scoops) daily, dissolved in warm (not boiling) water, tea, coffee or cacao, or added to a smoothie. Do not pour boiling water over the powder.
Coriolus keeps a neutral rhythm through the day: you can add it to a morning infusion or fold it into an afternoon ritual, depending on what fits your schedule.
A pack of 50 g lasts approximately 33 days at a serving of 1.5 g a day.
Follow the serving stated on the label for the relevant form. Do not change it on your own or exceed the recommended daily serving.
In a tightly closed package, in a dry, cool and dark place, away from direct light. Protect from moisture. Keep away from children. Shelf life 24 months from opening.
Do not use after an organ transplant or during immunosuppressive treatment. Consult your doctor before use if you take anticoagulant or antiplatelet medicines, immunosuppressive or antidiabetic medicines, have an autoimmune disease in an active phase, or are planning surgery or a dental procedure (stop the product at least 14 days beforehand). The product is not intended for pregnant or breastfeeding women or people under 18. Do not exceed the recommended daily serving; a food supplement must not replace a varied diet.
Recommended daily serving: 1.5 g (2 scoops) daily
| Ingredient | Per serving |
|---|---|
| Water-alcohol extract from Coriolus fruiting body (Trametes versicolor), DER 10:1, min. 30% beta-glucans (Megazyme method) | 750 mg (including min. 225 mg beta-glucans) |
| Powdered Coriolus fruiting body | 750 mg |
See the pack label for details. Do not exceed the recommended daily serving.
10:1 fruiting-body extract
Dual extraction.
≥30% beta-glucans
Megazyme method.
Every batch tested
Heavy metals and pesticides.
Is it for me?
One of the most potent functional mushrooms, studied for immune support and gut microbiome health.
There is no single time of day reserved for Coriolus: add it to your morning coffee, an afternoon tea, or take a capsule whenever it fits your schedule.
PSK, PSP and beta-glucans are among the best chemically described fractions in the mushroom world, and you want to know exactly what you are buying.
You treat supplementation as a cycle, not a quick fix, and you want a product that holds up to daily, repeated use.
Species guide: Coriolus
Tradition · mechanisms · synergies · evidence
Reviews come from customers with a verified purchase and are moderated by the independent platform TrustMate. We do not publish opinions in exchange for benefits, nor do we alter their content.
formula and dosage
Composition, serving, taste and how to use it change with the form and line you pick. Choose above and the card shows the right variant.
beta-glucans≥30%
measured with the Megazyme method
of extract per serving675–1200 mg
depending on the line: LONGEVITY 50%, PRIME 80%
Proszek · LONGEVITY
For water, tea, coffee or food. A flexible way to use it any time of day.
First days
Once a day, at any time, on an empty stomach or 30 minutes before a meal: 3 capsules (about 1.5 g of extract) or 1-2 teaspoons of powder. Coriolus becomes a fixed point in your day.
First weeks
You reach for it on autopilot, folded into a morning infusion or an afternoon ritual. What matters most is repeatability, not a particular hour.
A 90-day cycle
A full ninety days. In Eastern tradition, this is how much time you give yourself to observe any protocol or practice.
Why Aloha?
You can check each of them on the label and in the batch tests.
The Coriolus fruiting body contains well-described polysaccharopeptides PSK and PSP, as well as beta-glucans. These, not starch from the substrate, determine the value of the extract.
The raw material comes from semi-wild cultivation in mountain, non-industrial regions. Every batch is tested in an independent, accredited laboratory.
Dual water-alcohol extraction lets us obtain both water-soluble fractions and fractions that dissolve better in alcohol. The 10:1 ratio means ten kilograms of fruiting body go into one kilogram of extract.
An honest measurement. Beta-glucans are measured with the enzymatic Megazyme method, which tells them apart from starch and does not inflate the result.
Heavy metals and pesticide residues. We publish batch results on the Research page.
The cheaper extract is usually the most expensive: you pay less and get more filler. Compare for yourself.
| Feature | Aloha Coriolus | Typical extract |
|---|---|---|
| Part of the mushroom | Mature fruiting body | Mycelium on rice or barley |
| Concentration | 10:1 extract | 1:1 powder or an “extract” with no ratio |
| Extraction | Dual: water + alcohol | Water only or no information |
| Beta-glucans | ≥30%, Megazyme method | “Polysaccharides” with no method |
| Fillers | None. The rest is fruiting-body powder | Maltodextrin, substrate starch |
| Batch testing | Every batch, results public | None or just “tested” |
We are practitioners of Chinese medicine.
I work every day with the tradition this mushroom comes from. That is why Coriolus is one of the first Aloha mushrooms.
Mateusz Rosa
Doctor of Acupuncture (WFAS), founder of Aloha Fungi
„Coriolus is my guardian for the turn of the seasons. I reach for it to round off the day’s ritual.”
In the classical texts of Chinese medicine, Coriolus, known as Yun Zhi, was traditionally described through the lens of taste and nature and its assigned meridians. I treat it as a steady part of the ritual, not a quick fix. With natural supplementation, consistency and regularity are key.
Give the ritual time. The first pack is 30 days, a full cycle is 90. I recommend the powder for morning coffee or afternoon tea, and the capsules when you want it done without thinking.
A question about the form or the line? Write to me, I answer personally.
Write to meReviews of Aloha Fungi: The rating next to the price covers the whole shop. Reviews of Coriolus itself are shown below, verified only.
We will not answer “what it does”, because coriolus is a food supplement, not a medicine. Promising an effect on specific diseases or bodily functions would be against the law. What we can honestly say is what coriolus is: an earthy, lightly bitter fruiting-body extract with an exceptionally well-described composition (PSK, PSP, β-glucans), present in Far-Eastern culture for centuries as the “cloud mushroom”. What you make of that is up to you.
Both names describe the look of the fruiting body. Coriolus grows on wood in fan-shaped, concentrically banded layers in varying shades, and those shimmering, wavy bands resemble, on one hand, the feathers of a turkey’s tail (hence the Western name Turkey Tail) and, on the other, clouds in the sky, to which the Chinese Yun Zhi, the “cloud mushroom”, refers. These are vivid, cultural names about form and colour, not declarations of any properties.
LONGEVITY is the everyday, value line, a gentle entry into functional mushrooms, meant as a steady part of your diet. PRIME is a stronger, more concentrated variant for those who want a more intensive extract within a deliberate protocol. Both are built on the same raw material and the same care for quality; they differ in concentration and positioning. If you are just starting, choose LONGEVITY.
At Aloha Fungi we offer 3 forms of extract: powder, capsules and drops. The extract in powder and in capsules is the same. Capsules are vegan, the most convenient, but the least economical (the product weight is 20% lower than in the powder at the same price). Some of our clients have used both the powder and the drops; roughly half preferred the drops and half the powder. Choose the form that best fits your routine.
Yes. Mushrooms can be combined, each has its own time of day, e.g. Cordyceps in the morning, Reishi in the evening. That is why we sell them separately, so you can build your own plan. You can start with a single mushroom; we recommend 2-3 at once. Even one mushroom in your daily routine is better than none. Not sure which to choose? Take advantage of a free consultation.
There is no single universal duration of use. Follow the label for the relevant form and do not exceed the recommended daily serving. If you take medication or plan long-term supplementation, discuss it with your doctor.
Functional mushrooms are raw materials with a rich, well-documented composition: polysaccharides (including beta-glucans), phenolic compounds, terpenes, vitamins and bioelements. The fact that the composition can be described so precisely is, for us, a reason to care about the quality and consistency of the extract, not a basis for promises. We show what is in the raw material, the conclusions are yours to draw.
We do not specify when someone should notice a change, because responses are individual and are not a diagnosis. Follow the label and do not exceed the recommended daily serving.
Many cheap coriolus products are mycelium grown on rice or oats, with a high content of starch from the substrate. Our extract comes from the coriolus fruiting body at a 10:1 concentration, with described PSK, PSP and beta-glucan fractions. A laboratory document covering heavy metals and pesticide residues should be matched to the batch number on the packaging.
Coriolus with its OCHRONA signature suits people who are building a daily ritual with a mushroom extract and value a raw material with particularly well-documented chemistry. It is not intended for pregnant or breastfeeding women or people under 18; consult your doctor if you take anticoagulant or antiplatelet medicines, immunosuppressive or antidiabetic medicines, or have an active autoimmune disease.
The recommended daily serving is 3 capsules a day; in drops, 20 drops daily (500 mg of extract). The exact serving for your pack is always given on the label; do not exceed the recommended daily serving.
Consult your doctor before use if you take anticoagulant or antiplatelet medicines, immunosuppressive or antidiabetic medicines, have an autoimmune disease in an active phase, or are planning surgery or a dental procedure. Do not use after an organ transplant or during immunosuppressive treatment. The full list of precautions is on the label and in the product card.
The fruiting body comes from semi-wild cultivation in mountain, non-industrial regions, carrying the EUROFINS laboratory-group quality mark. Every batch is tested for, among other things, heavy metals and pesticide residues, and we publish batch results on the Research page.
The deeper layer
Research, tradition and the chemistry of the fruiting body in one place. Open what interests you.
These studies looked at Coriolus extracts and its compounds, not our product. We show them so you know where the reputation of this mushroom comes from.
Polysaccharide K (PSK, krestin) from Coriolus has been studied in Japan as an adjunct to standard oncology treatment since the 1970s.
A meta-analysis of randomised clinical trials described the use of PSK as adjuvant immunochemotherapy in oncology patients in Japan, where PSK is a registered medicine, not a food supplement.
Oba et al., Cancer Immunology, Immunotherapy 2007 ↗Coriolus compounds (PSP) are studied for immunomodulatory activity.
A review describes the polysaccharopeptide PSP isolated from Coriolus and its immunomodulatory properties studied under laboratory and clinical conditions, separate from any specific commercial product.
Saleh et al., Frontiers in Immunology 2017 ↗Coriolus is one of the most chemically well-described functional mushrooms.
A 2021 review gathered data on the compounds present in the Trametes versicolor fruiting body, describing the structure of the PSK and PSP polysaccharopeptides and of beta-glucans at the chemical level.
Bains et al., Materials (Basel) 2021 ↗Coriolus beta-glucans are studied for chain structure and molecular weight.
A review describes the architecture of Coriolus polysaccharopeptides, including their molecular weight and the way the sugar chain is joined to the peptide part.
Cui and Chisti, Biotechnology Advances 2003 ↗Cultural context, not a scientific claim or promise of effect.
In Chinese medicine coriolus is called Yun Zhi (云芝), the “cloud mushroom”, a name that nods to the wavy, shimmering bands across the surface of the fruiting body, reminiscent of clouds in the sky. In the Chinese-Japanese tradition this fan-shaped mushroom growing on wood was known and valued for centuries, and its colourful, concentrically banded cap made it one of the most easily recognised mushrooms of the Far East, hence also the vivid Western name “Turkey Tail”. In TCM classification Yun Zhi was traditionally described through the lens of taste and nature and its assigned meridians, in line with the logic of that system. This is the tradition that Mateusz, the founder of Aloha Fungi and a Doctor of Acupuncture (WFAS), works with day to day.
Treat this purely as cultural context, not as a scientific claim or a promise of any effect. TCM is a system of thought from centuries ago, reaching far beyond today’s understanding of physiology, and not a description of what a given raw material “does” in the body. We draw on this tradition because it is part of coriolus’s story and explains where its names and its place in Far-Eastern culture come from, not because it replaces modern knowledge. The name “cloud mushroom” is a poetic image from old texts, not a declaration of properties, and that is exactly how we ask you to read it.
Coriolus owes its reputation to two groups of molecules. Polysaccharopeptides, described in the literature as PSK (krestin) and PSP, are complex structures in which a sugar chain is bound to a peptide part. Beta-glucans are polysaccharides with a characteristic chain and branching pattern.
We sell only fruiting-body extract, never mycelium grown on grain. Standardisation to a minimum of 30% beta-glucans with the Megazyme method is our way of keeping the measurement honest and repeatable.
Coriolus is among the most thoroughly characterised functional mushrooms in chemical terms. Its molecules have been described in the raw-material literature more intensively than those of many other species. A review published in “Materials” (2021) gathered data on the compounds present in the Trametes versicolor fruiting body and their architecture, treating this mushroom above all as a rich, well-documented source of bioactive substances at the chemical level.
Two families of molecules draw most of the attention from researchers of the raw material. The first are the polysaccharopeptides, complex structures in which a sugar chain is bound to a peptide part; in the literature they are described chiefly as PSK, also known as krestin, and as PSP.
The second are the β-glucans, polysaccharides with a characteristic chain and branching pattern. These compounds are among the best chemically described fractions in the entire mushroom world: their molecular weight, the way sugars are joined to peptides, and the conformation of the chain have all been documented, which makes coriolus a rewarding subject for studies of the material’s structure itself.
Let us be honest: these are studies of the raw material and its molecules, most often conducted in the laboratory, not of our supplement. They do not show that coriolus is a medicine or that it resolves any health problem on its own; they show what this mushroom is at the chemical level, how its PSK, PSP and β-glucans are built.
The fact that the composition can be described so precisely is, for us, a reason to care about the quality and consistency of the extract, not a basis for health promises. Bibliographic data: PubMed.
The cited papers concern the raw material and its compounds, not our product. They are not claims about treatment.
A food supplement does not replace a varied diet or a healthy lifestyle. This product is not a medicinal product. Do not exceed the recommended daily serving. Not for use during pregnancy, breastfeeding, or by children. If in doubt, consult a doctor or pharmacist.
Information provided in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2023/988 on general product safety (GPSR).
