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Organic Lions Mane Mushroom Extract Powder - The Brain Mushroom

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Lions Mane mushroom is the perfect superfood to add to your morning coffee or tea. This mushroom is high in antioxidants and boosts your brain power.

• 100% fruiting bodies, 15:1 Extract, and 30% beta glucans
• Studies show that Lions Mane stimulates new brain cell and nerve growth.
• Natural superfood to support immune system.
• Supports the memory loss, nerve health, and heart.
• May support alleviation from depression and anxiety.

Add 1/2 tsp of Lions mane extract to your morning coffee, tea, smoothie, or protein shake.

Servings per bag: 50
Net weight: 100 grams

$25.00
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Studies

What do the studies say about lions mane mushroom?*

  • Lion's mane mushroom appears to promote neuronal prolongation and formation of myelin[21]
  • Neutrophic properties of lions mane mushroom [33]
  • Potential Nerve Regeneration utilizing lions mane mushroom in rats [39]
  • Hericium erinaceus - a medicinal mushroom activates peripheral nerve regeneration [44]
  • One human study using 3g of 98% lion's mane powder showed significantly improvements on a rating scale of dementia in persons suffering from general cognitive decline.[25]
  • Neuroregenerative potential of lion's mane mushroom [29]
  • Potential reduction of depression and anxiety by 4 weeks Hericium erinaceus intake [31]
  • Nerve growth factor-inducing activity of Hericium erinaceus [32]

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease

Reviews

  • 5
    Lions Mane and Dragons Blood

    Posted by Valerie on Jul 25th 2022

    I love the way I feel after my morning smoothie I have more energy and clarity. Amazing combination.

  • 5
    Lions Mane Extract

    Posted by Margie on Jul 19th 2022

    Looking for that word? Look no further, the Lions Mane extract powder gives your brain the extra support it needs. I like it more than the the straight powder. I can find the words! I have much better recall.

  • 5
    Lions Mane powder

    Posted by Gina on Jun 26th 2022

    A big fan of this powerhouse. Super simple addition to fortified bone broth or tea. Dissolves easily, smooth & mild in flavor

  • 4
    Lions Mane Extract Powder

    Posted by Margie on May 18th 2022

    This extract powder seems to help me more then the Lions Mane powder. I'm 60. I have much better recall and my brain doesn't feel like it's taking a nap. The extract powder started working within a week.

  • 5
    Taste is nutty and very UPLIFTING

    Posted by Dan on Mar 18th 2022

    Great for a morning boost in my espresso

WHAT IS LIONS MANE MUSHROOM?

 

Also known as: Also known as: Also known as: Hericium erinaceus or Yamabushitake


Lions mane mushroom is highly prized for its brain enhancing abilities. In traditional Chinese medicine, it was used as a tonic for supporting overall vitality and longevity. Tibetian monks used lions mane mushroom brewed as a tea to heighten meditations and improve mental clarity.

Lions mane mushroom powder is very nutty similar to peanut butter

A little science on lions mane mushroom: The brain boosting compounds include - polysaccharides and secondary metabolites such as erinacines, hericerins, hericenones, resorcinols, steroids, mono- and diterpenes, and volatile aroma compounds, nutritional composition, food and industrial uses, and exceptional nutritional and health-promoting aspects of H. erinaceus

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF LIONS MANE?

Lions mane mushroom has been shown to benefit the Nerve growth factor, myelin sheath, brain health, memory loss, dementia, Alzheimer’s, and may help reduce anxiety or depression.

• A study in Japan on 50- to 80-year-old adults found that consuming 3 grams (a little more than 1/2 tsp) of Lions Mane significantly improved cognitive function after 8 weeks. Japanese study on cognitive improvement

• In a 2011 study done on mice suggests that daily oral intake of lions mane fresh fruiting bodies could promote the regeneration of nerves after injury. Medicinal Mushroom Hericium erinaceus and Nerve Regeneration

• In a 2010 study among thirty females displayed the potential reduction of depression and anxiety by 4 weeks consuming lions mane mushroom Lions mane effects on brain functions and autonomic nervous system

health benefits of lions mane mushroom powder extract

HOW DO I USE LIONS MANE MUSHROOM?

how do i use lions mane mushroom powder?

Elevate your morning and create the perfect cup of coffee with lions mane mushroom. This mushroom is a superfood that really does it all! Bring your focus and memory to ultimate sharpness by adding just 1/2 tsp of this amazing superfood to your morning drink.

CULTIVATED IN QUALITY

✓ Our lions mane mushroom is grown on logs as nature would intend. No use of rice, grains, or oats.

✓ USDA Organic Lion's Mane from 100% fruit bodies

✓ Extracted to 30% Beta Glucans

✓ Lab tested for heavy metals, toxins, and pesticides

✓ Our lions mane mushroom powder does not contain any fillers such as genetically modified maltodextrin, soy lecithin, artificial flavors, citric acid, or any ingredients not derived from nature

health benefits of lions mane mushroom powder extract

WHY WE USE FRUITING BODIES AND NOT MYCELIUM

✓ Fruiting bodies do not contain fillers such as rice, oats, dirt, or grains.

✓ The fruiting body would be the top of the mushroom while the mycelium would be the roots.

✓ The fruiting body also contains higher concentrations of of vitamins, including vitamin C, Vitamin D, beta-carotene, and various B vitamins.

✓ Mycelium products contain very few nutritional compounds.

✓ Mycelium products are not considered a mushroom by the FDA Considering mycelium products are grown for speed on oats and rice mycelium products can result in up to 65% starch. 


mycelium versus fruiting bodies