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Sibannac, Inc. Announces Development of Functional Mushroom Products and Moringa to Expand Wellness Portfolio
PARADISE VALLEY, AZ / ACCESS Newswire / May 20, 2026 / Sibannac, Inc. (OTCID:SNNC), a trailblazer in psychedelic and plant-medicine wellness solutions, is excited to announce the development and upcoming market launch of a new line of wellness products featuring Reishi and Lion's Mane mushrooms as well as Moringa. These offerings represent a strategic expansion designed to provide accessible, effective health solutions as part of Sibannac's commitment to holistic well-being.
Functional Mushrooms: Reishi and Lion's Mane
Adding to the portfolio are functional mushroom products featuring Reishi and Lion's Mane. Reishi is renowned for its ability to enhance immune function and reduce stress, while Lion's Mane is celebrated for cognitive support, including memory and focus enhancement. These mushrooms have a growing presence in the wellness market due to their natural ability to support various aspects of physical and mental health.
About Moringa
Moringa, often referred to as the "Miracle Tree," has been valued for centuries in traditional medicine across South Asia and Africa. Known for its nutrient-rich leaves, seeds, and pods, Moringa is packed with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that promote energy, immune support, and overall health. Its applications range from dietary supplements to herbal remedies, making it a versatile ingredient in modern wellness.
Market Opportunity
The global market for Moringa is expanding rapidly, driven by increasing consumer interest in plant-based nutrition and natural health products. Similarly, functional mushrooms are experiencing significant growth, fueled by rising awareness of their health benefits and a trend towards holistic health.
By combining these powerful natural ingredients, Sibannac aims to capture a share of the expanding wellness market, currently valued in billions of dollars worldwide. These offerings also complement Sibannac's signature plant-medicine experiences, creating a holistic path to wellness that is accessible year-round.
Direct-to-Consumer/E-commerce
This product line will be available through Sibannac's upcoming e-commerce platform, enabling direct consumer access. This approach not only broadens the company's reach beyond expensive international travel for plant-medicine retreats, but also diversifies revenue streams, establishing a scalable business segment aligned with modern consumer preferences.
"Sibannac is excited to re-enter the consumer-packaged-goods marketplace with functional mushrooms and Moringa. These products offer so many health benefits, can be scaled online as direct-to-consumer goods, and do not have any regulatory challenges. They are a perfect addition to our plant-medicine retreats, as people will be able to incorporate mushrooms and Moringa into their diets and regular health-care regimens," said Sibannac's CEO, David Mersky.
About Sibannac, Inc.
Sibannac, Inc. (OTCID:SNNC) is a plant-medicine and psychedelic-focused company dedicated to advancing research, cultivation, and therapeutic applications of psychedelic compounds for mental health and wellness. The company is building a portfolio of compliant research assets and strategic partnerships to support the next generation of psychedelic-assisted therapies.
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