Like all our Medicinal Mushroom Extracts, Living Nutritionals Lions Mane is certified USDA Organic, Halal Certified, and Kosher! Each veggie capsule contains 500mg of our pure organic medical Lions Mane 10:1 extract.

The recommended daily dose is 2-3 capsules, which contains 1 gram to 1.5 grams per day of our 10:1 natural extract. It provides incredible polysaccharides, beta-glucans and secondary metabolites not found in other products!

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), has used Lions Mane for millennia as a health tonic to improve brain power, enhance focus during meditation, help with relief of stomach discomfort and for the prevention of oxidative stress related disorders such as cancer, diabetes, and heart disease. It is also known recently for its ability to fight Dementia.

Clinical studies have shown that Lions Mane penetrates the blood-brain barrier to enhance NGF (Nerve Growth Factor) this results in hippocampus regeneration. Very exciting!

Lion’s Mane protects against Dementia

Aging diseases of the nervous system, such as dementia, Alzheimer's, brain tumors and others represent a major global public health crisis, as there are currently no cures. Thus, these diseases have attracted the interest of the leading pharmaceutical companies, who continue to look for possible cures.

How does Lion’s Mane work?

Bioactive substances (Triterpenes) isolated from Hericium erinaceus, including its mycelia and fruiting bodies, were discovered to increase the expression of neurotropic factors like nerve growth factor (NGF).

Nerve growth factor is required for neuronal cell development, maintenance proliferation, and organizing the function of cholinergic neurons of the basal forebrain complex (BFC) of the central nervous system of which neurons degrade as dementia progresses [1].

In the hippocampus, extracts of Hericium erinaceus were observed to enhance both NGF mRNA and protein expression, suggesting that the bioactive substances in Hericium erinaceus extract can penetrate the blood brain barrier, resulting in hippocampus regeneration.

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