Lion's Mane

Origin and history


Lion's Mane, also known as "lion's mane" because of its appearance, is a medicinal mushroom emblematic of traditional Asian medicine. Found in the temperate forests of China and Japan, it was consumed by Buddhist monks to promote mental clarity and concentration during meditation. Considered a longevity tonic, it is now being studied for its unique effects on the brain and nervous system.

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Properties and benefits of Lion's Mane

Lion's Mane is best known for its cognitive and nervous system benefits:


  • Memory support: improves concentration, memory, and mental clarity.

  • Neuroprotection: promotes neuron regeneration through NGF stimulation.

  • Stress management: helps reduce anxiety, improves mood, and supports emotional well-being.

  • Digestion: Traditionally used to soothe the stomach and support the digestive system.

  • Immunity: its polysaccharides (beta-glucans) strengthen the body's natural defenses.

It is an ideal mushroom for periods of study, intense work, or when cognitive support is needed.

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