The First Century Greek physician Dioscorides included Fomitopsis officinalis (called Agarikon) in the Western world's first Materia Medica as a treatment for a wide range of illnesses. Throughout Europe this mushroom was known as “elixirium ad longum vitam,” the elixir of long life. But before the Western world discovered this treasure, the Haida First peoples of the Queen Charlotte Islands, in what is now British Columbia, understood its primal purpose: connecting a woman to her deepest sexual identity.The Haida called her “Raven,” the female Creator spirit. She was adrift in her canoe, searching for her genitalia in the sea of creation. Many creatures of the forest and sea failed to help her, but then she found Fomitopsis officinalis to steer her canoe. This mushroom guide took her to her sexual core, and thus was completed the creation of woman. Joining Fomitopsis officinalis in this formula are other MycoMedicinals selected to energize and protect a woman's breasts and reproductive organs.