Lion's Mane Extract Capsules 60 capsules

£26.00

Hericium erinaceus, widely known as Lion's Mane, Pom Pom Blanc, or Yamabushitake (Japan), is a revered edible and medicinal mushroom. Popular in Asia as a health-boosting food, Lion's Mane has gained global interest for its unique properties.

This mushroom is a rich source of (1>3)(1>6) beta-D-glucans, well-known for their immune- modulating effects. In synergy with other naturally occurring compounds, these polysaccharides contribute to its overall wellness potential.

However, the hallmark of Lion's Mane lies in its rare terpenoid compounds: hericenones, found in the fruiting body, and erinacines. These unique terpenes are being studied for their role in supporting Nerve Growth Factor (NGF) and Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor (BDNF), both vital or cognitive resilience and neuronal health.*

Studies suggest that these compounds may play a role in nerve regeneration and protection, particularly in cases of injury or age-related cognitive decline. This makes Lion's Mane a subject of growing interest in the fields of memory loss, neuroprotection, and neuroplasticity research.

This supplement is grown simulating nature on its native wood to maximize the full spectrum of NGF-stimulating compounds. This grow method increases a broader profile of bioactives.

Note: No grain-based substrates, which are known to dilute potency with excess starch. Third-party lab analysis is available to verify active compound content.

Hericium erinaceus, widely known as Lion's Mane, Pom Pom Blanc, or Yamabushitake (Japan), is a revered edible and medicinal mushroom. Popular in Asia as a health-boosting food, Lion's Mane has gained global interest for its unique properties.

This mushroom is a rich source of (1>3)(1>6) beta-D-glucans, well-known for their immune- modulating effects. In synergy with other naturally occurring compounds, these polysaccharides contribute to its overall wellness potential.

However, the hallmark of Lion's Mane lies in its rare terpenoid compounds: hericenones, found in the fruiting body, and erinacines. These unique terpenes are being studied for their role in supporting Nerve Growth Factor (NGF) and Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor (BDNF), both vital or cognitive resilience and neuronal health.*

Studies suggest that these compounds may play a role in nerve regeneration and protection, particularly in cases of injury or age-related cognitive decline. This makes Lion's Mane a subject of growing interest in the fields of memory loss, neuroprotection, and neuroplasticity research.

This supplement is grown simulating nature on its native wood to maximize the full spectrum of NGF-stimulating compounds. This grow method increases a broader profile of bioactives.

Note: No grain-based substrates, which are known to dilute potency with excess starch. Third-party lab analysis is available to verify active compound content.

Suggested Use

• General daily support: 2–4 capsules daily, taken with food or a beverage

• Cognitive support / mood balance: 4–6 capsules per day, ideally divided into 2 servings

Effects may be subtle initially; best results often appear after 4 to 6 weeks of consistent use.

Composition & Quality

• 100% fruiting body extract (wood-grown)

• Water extracted for maximum terpene preservation

• No additives, fillers, starches, or grain substrates

• USDA organic ingredients

Manufacturing Standards

• Produced in accordance with ISO 9001:2008, HACCP, and cGMP

• Safety and potency tested in FDA-approved, ISO 17025-certified laboratories

• Allergen-free, non-GMO, non-irradiated

Important Usage Notes

• For best absorption, take with vitamin C (e.g. citrus juice)

• Capsules can be opened and contents stirred into warm, non-dairy liquids

• If immune modulation is a priority, take on an empty stomach 30+ minutes before meals

Precautions & Contraindications

• Avoid during pregnancy or breastfeeding due to lack of data

• Not suitable with immune-suppressing medication (e.g. post-transplant)

• Should not be taken with milk or dairy (lactose inhibits absorption of key polyphenols)

• Avoid simultaneous intake with caffeine, as it may interfere with some neurological effects

• Diabetics or individuals with blood sugar sensitivity should monitor levels closely, as Lion's

Mane may affect glucose metabolism

• In rare cases, a mild tingling or itchy skin sensation may occur—possibly linked to NGF

activity, and usually harmless

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