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Focus Stack

Sharp in minutes, sharper by afternoon, sharpest after a month of staying on it.

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Stack: 32 active ingredients
Protocol: 1 daily · 2 cycled
Format: Powder · capsules · drops

$89.70$67.27/mo

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Calm Stack

Turns the volume down on stress — in the moment, and over the weeks that follow.

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Stack: 7 active ingredients
Protocol: 2 daily · 1 cycled
Format: Capsules · oral strips · drops

$76.70$57.52/mo

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Sleep Stack

Falls asleep faster, sleeps deeper, wakes up actually rested.

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Stack: 12 active ingredients
Protocol: 2 daily · 1 cycled
Format: Oral strips · gummies · capsules

$81.70$61.27/mo

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Recovery Stack

Primes your defenses, fuels clean endurance, and sharpens focus — three mushroom mechanisms, zero overlap.

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Stack: 8 active ingredients
Protocol: Daily
Format: Drops · gummies · capsules

$84.70$63.52/mo

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Glow Stack

Feeds skin, hair and nails from the inside, then repairs them while you sleep.

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Stack: 18 active ingredients
Protocol: Daily
Format: Capsules · powder · topical cream

$97.70$73.27/mo

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The catalog · Editor's pick

Products, individually.

Every product is research-dosed and third-party tested. Pick three for 25% off every month — and if you want, Myco rotates them on your schedule.

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№ 01 · CH.01

Lion's Mane Mushroom

Hericium erinaceus

A distinctive white, shaggy mushroom used for centuries in traditional Chinese medicine.

№ 02 · CH.01

Reishi Mushroom

Ganoderma lucidum

Known as the 'mushroom of immortality' in traditional Chinese medicine, Reishi has been used for over 2,000 years to support longevity and overall wellness.

Ganoderic acidsβ-(1→3)(1→6)-glucanPolysaccharides

№ 11 · CH.02

Ashwagandha

Withania somnifera

One of the most important herbs in Ayurvedic medicine, used for over 3,000 years.

WithanolidesWithaferin ASitoindosides

№ 12 · CH.02

Rhodiola Rosea

Rhodiola rosea

A powerful adaptogen that grows in cold, mountainous regions of Europe and Asia.

RosavinsSalidroside

№ 17 · CH.03

Bacopa

Bacopa monnieri

An ancient Ayurvedic herb known as 'Brahmi', used for thousands of years to enhance memory and learning.

Bacosides

№ 18 · CH.03

Chinese Club Moss

Huperzia serrata

A primitive, slow-growing moss native to mountain forests of China and Southeast Asia, used in Traditional Chinese Medicine for centuries.

Huperzine A

№ 19 · CH.04

Bee Bread

Fermented Bee Pollen

Bee bread is pollen that has been fermented by bees using honey and their own enzymes.

Digestive EnzymesAmino Acids

№ 20 · CH.04

Royal Jelly

Apis mellifera secretion

The exclusive food of queen bees, who live 40x longer than worker bees.

10-Hydroxy-2-decenoic acidRoyalactin

№ 22 · CH.05

Valerian Root

Valeriana officinalis

A flowering plant native to Europe and Asia, Valerian has been used since ancient Greece and Rome to promote relaxation and restful sleep.

Valerenic AcidIsovaleric Acid

№ 23 · CH.05

Lavender

Lavandula angustifolia

A fragrant herb used for thousands of years to promote relaxation and sleep.

LinaloolLinalyl Acetate

№ 30 · CH.06

Horsetail Extract

Equisetum arvense

An ancient plant dating back to prehistoric times, Horsetail is one of the richest natural sources of silica.

Silicon Dioxide

№ 31 · CH.06

Fo-Ti

Polygonum multiflorum

A revered herb in Traditional Chinese Medicine, known as 'He Shou Wu' meaning 'black-haired Mr.

StilbenesAnthraquinones

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The Journal

Latest from the Journal

Real stacks and routines from the Nomad Journal — organized by the wellness goal they're built around.

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Stories from the Nomad Journal, organized by wellness goal.Showing 6 · View all →

Journal · Glow

Aug 22, 2026

Why Your Collagen Routine Still Isn't Working

Collagen rebuilds skin's protein matrix. It doesn't touch hair or nails, and it doesn't work without the minerals that hold it together. Here's the 3-layer system that actually covers all three.

Journal · Energy

Aug 19, 2026

5 Reasons You Crash at 2pm (And the Compound Fix for Each)

The afternoon energy crash isn't one problem — it's five distinct biological failure modes, each with a different root cause and a different compound fix. Here's how to find yours.

Journal · Recovery

Aug 12, 2026

The Desk Athlete Stack: 5 Supplements for People Who Sit 8+ Hours a Day

You train your brain for 8 hours straight. Your body absorbs the collateral damage. Here are the 5 supplements that close the gap between how hard you work and how well you recover.

Journal · Recovery

Jul 28, 2026

When to Take Every Supplement (The Complete Timing Guide)

Your body absorbs, metabolizes, and responds to nutrients differently depending on when you take them. Fat-soluble compounds taken without fat pass through you. Stimulatory adaptogens taken at night keep you up. Minerals taken together compete for the same transporters. This is the complete timing protocol — organized by window, with the pharmacokinetic reasoning behind every recommendation.

Journal · Energy

Jul 15, 2026

The Men's Supplement Stack After 40: What Actually Changes and What to Do About It

Something shifts in your 40s. Recovery takes longer, energy plateaus earlier in the day, and the things that used to take care of themselves quietly stop doing so. Several biological systems that were silently declining since your late 20s reach a threshold where you feel it. Here are the six compounds with evidence to address what's actually changing — in order of priority.

Journal · Glow

Jul 12, 2026

The Complete Collagen Guide: Types, Formats, Timing, and Whether It Actually Works

Collagen is the most abundant protein in your body and the most searched supplement category after protein powder. When you ingest hydrolyzed collagen, you're not depositing intact molecules into your skin — the molecule is far too large. What happens is more interesting: specific peptide fragments survive digestion, accumulate in the dermis, and serve as signaling molecules that upregulate your body's own collagen production. This guide maps the mechanism, evaluates the evidence, and explains why format and timing determine whether supplementation works or wastes your money.

Lived experience, not lab notes. The Lab has the science.

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From Lab to Desk

Science of Compounds, Explained

Mechanisms, half-lives, clinical context. Every compound in the catalog, explained with cited research from the latest studies.

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Primary research and breakdowns behind the compounds in your stack.Showing 6 · View all →

Lab · creatine

Aug 16, 2026

Creatine Isn't Just for the Gym: What the 2026 Brain Studies Actually Show

A new Alzheimer's trial found creatine slowed cognitive decline by 30%. A meta-analysis confirmed benefits for memory and focus in healthy adults. Here's what desk athletes should know.

Lab · bovine-colostrum

Jun 8, 2026

Bovine Colostrum: Immunoglobulins, Growth Factors, and the Gut Barrier Compound That Isn't a Probiotic

Colostrum isn't a probiotic. It doesn't contain live bacteria. What it contains — immunoglobulins, lactoferrin, and growth factors — operates through mechanisms that are fundamentally different from anything in the probiotic category, and arguably more relevant to the modern gut-barrier problem.

Lab · nad

Jun 29, 2026

NAD+: The Coenzyme That Connects Sirtuins, DNA Repair, and Mitochondrial Aging

NAD+ sits at the intersection of three aging hallmarks: mitochondrial dysfunction, DNA damage accumulation, and epigenetic drift. Understanding why it declines — and what actually works to restore it — requires tracing the molecule through every pathway that depends on it.

Lab · irish-moss

Jul 9, 2026

Sea Moss: 92 Minerals, Mucilage, and the Marine Superfood in Three Preset Stacks

The "92 minerals" claim is everywhere, but the real story of sea moss is more interesting than a mineral count. It's about agricultural depletion, the ionic form advantage, a striking similarity between seawater and human plasma, and a mucilaginous polysaccharide matrix that does something no mineral supplement can.

Lab · royal-jelly

Jul 6, 2026

Royal Jelly, Propolis, and Bee Bread: Three Hive Compounds, Three Distinct Mechanisms

The hive produces three bioactive substances — royal jelly, propolis, and bee bread — that are often marketed together but operate through entirely different biochemical mechanisms. Understanding 10-HDA, CAPE, and fermented pollen separately is the key to understanding why the combination is more than the sum of its parts.

Lab · coenzyme-q10

Jun 12, 2026

CoQ10: The Electron Carrier Your Mitochondria Run Out of After 30

Coenzyme Q10 is an essential electron carrier in the mitochondrial electron transport chain — the final step in ATP production. Your body makes it endogenously, but production peaks around age 20 and declines steadily after 30. Statins accelerate the depletion. Here's the biochemistry of why CoQ10 supplementation matters, and why the form you take determines whether it works.