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Host Defense Lion’s Mane 60 Vegetarian Capsules
Quick ViewThis beautiful species, appearing as a white waterfall of cascading icicles, is found on broad leaf trees and logs. The subject of recent studies, Lion’s Mane (Hericium erinaceus) is renowned for providing support to the brain and nervous system.*
Host Defense® Lion’s Mane Capsules use activated, freeze-dried, Certified Organic mycelium, with a full spectrum of constituents: polysaccharides (beta glucans, arabinoxylane, glucose, xylose, galactose and mannose), glycoproteins, ergosterols, triterpenoids and other myco-nutrients,which are essential for Supporting Natural Immunity.
Benefits/Highlights:
- Promotes mental clarity, focus, and memory*
- Provides cerebral and nervous system support*
- Many studies have identified a NGF (Nerve Growth Factor) in Lion’s Mane
- Optimizes nervous and immune system health*
- Supports cognitive function*
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Purica Lion’s Mane Micronized Mushrooms 100g Powder
Quick ViewLion’s Mane supports improving your cognition – your attention, memory, speech, comprehension, learning, reasoning, problem solving and decision-making.
Recent studies confirm support of the digestive system by administration of Lion’s mane mushroom, but more promising is its ability to stimulate synthesis of nerve growth factor (NGF), which may help inhibit brain dysfunction and age-related loss of cognitive function.
The Lion’s Mane mushroom gets its name due to its long cascading tendrils that resemble the mane of a lion. Legend has it that those who consumed lion’s mane mushroom would have “nerves of steel and the memory of a lion”.
Lion’s Mane may protect us from memory loss, and a recent report by The Huffington Post suggested that the edible fungi may also help to boost our mood.
It can help to calm the nervous system; thus improving focus, concentration and memory.
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Purica Lion’s Mane Micronized Mushrooms 60 Vegan Caps
Quick ViewLion’s Mane supports improving your cognition – your attention, memory, speech, comprehension, learning, reasoning, problem solving and decision-making.
Recent studies confirm support of the digestive system by administration of Lion’s mane mushroom, but more promising is its ability to stimulate synthesis of nerve growth factor (NGF), which may help inhibit brain dysfunction and age-related loss of cognitive function.
The Lion’s Mane mushroom gets its name due to its long cascading tendrils that resemble the mane of a lion. Legend has it that those who consumed lion’s mane mushroom would have “nerves of steel and the memory of a lion”.
Lion’s Mane may protect us from memory loss, and a recent report by The Huffington Post suggested that the edible fungi may also help to boost our mood.
It can help to calm the nervous system; thus improving focus, concentration and memory.