Nutricost 100% Organic Lion's Mane Mushroom Powder | 1000mg per Serving | 113 Servings | 100% Fruiting Body | 4oz/113g Exp 11/2026

Lion’s mane is a mushroom renowned for its properties as a natural nootropic (“smart drug”). Lion’s man contains two special compounds—hericenones and erinacines—which work by promoting Nerve Growth Factor biosynthesis.

The potential benefits of lion’s mane mushroom are numerous and span physical, cognitive and mental health. The mushroom is a source of natural bioactive compounds, which are health-promoting chemicals found in certain foods and plants. As a result, it exhibits disease-fighting properties, including anti-cancer, anti-microbial and antioxidant activity.

Research also suggests that lion’s mane may protect nerves from disease or decline, it’s benefits include 

• Regulates blood sugar
• Reduces high blood pressure
• Promotes healthy energy levels and combats fatigue
• Helps to prevent excess blood lipid accumulation
• Protects heart health
• Slows biological aging
• Protects liver health
• Protects kidney health

• Help protect our memory and fight against dementia, quell symptoms of depression, promote healthy and speedy nerve cell recovery and reduce inflammation all while supporting the immune system.
• Supports Gastrointestinal Health
  

  Lion’s mane mushroom exhibits ulcer-inhibiting action, which research suggests may stem from its  effect on the helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) bacteria. H. pylori can cause stomach issues including ulcer (thereby reducing the risk of stomach ulcers)

• Promotes Brain Injury Recovery
  

  A 2021 study in Antioxidants offers some promising research of lion’s mane for people who’ve experienced traumatic brain injury (TBI). The study found that both lion’s mane mushroom and coriolus versicolor (another type of mushroom also known as turkey tail) exhibit neuroprotective effects against the inflammation and oxidative stress often associated with TBI.

  The neurodegeneration, or progressive breakdown of nerve cells, caused by TBI can lead to further conditions like Parkinson’s disease. Treatment with lion’s mane may reduce the impact of brain trauma and TBI complications like Parkinson’s disease.

HOW TO USE

Lion’s mane powder is also used in savory dishes like stew, or sweet beverages like hot chocolate. It can also be made into a tea by adding hot water to mushroom pieces or powder.

NOTE

Lion's mane is generally well tolerated, but the most common side effects include gastrointestinal discomfort, nausea and a skin rash