Room to Grow

Our busy lives in even busier cities don’t leave mush-room for our mental health creativity to flourish, but Lindsay Jang’s latest wellness venture might just do the trick

By Coco Marett

FEATURE When California-based entrepreneur Phiton Nguyen walked into Lindsay Jang’s yoga class eight years ago, the pair became fast friends, with Jang going on to work with Nguyen on the launch strategy and packaging design for his plant-based wellness products. Now, the pair—along with Christina Choi, Tara Babins and Eric Zaworski—have launched Rooms, a mushroom-based supplement that they claim can improve cognitive function, boost mood and inspire creativity. “We were chatting before the pandemic, [when] I said, ‘We should start an adaptogenic microdosing mushroom brand’,” Jang recalls, using a term describing herbal medications that are purported to aid well-being. “About a year ago, he called me to tell me he had done that, and asked me to be involved.” The supplements contain a blend of lion’s mane, which is believed…

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Tatler Hong Kong (Digital) - 1 Issue, August 2024

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