Hericora — Lion’s Mane
Hericora — Lion’s Mane
✔️ Organic lion's mane fruiting body and mycelium powder
✔️ Two capsules once daily, following the pack directions
✔️ 1,000 mg lion's mane per two-capsule serving; 30 servings
✔️ No caffeine, no added vitamins
✔️ Mushroom allergy? Ask your doctor first
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🧠 Lion's Mane Mushroom, One Ingredient
Hericium erinaceus. Fruiting Body.
A Mushroom With a Long Record of Traditional Use
Lion's Mane is a shaggy white mushroom that grows on hardwood trees and is eaten as a food as well as taken in capsules.
It has been used for centuries across China, Japan, India and Korea. Today it sits in the group people call nootropics, and the compounds most often named in work on it are hericenones and erinacines.
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100% Organic Lion’s Mane
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What Lion's Mane Is, and Where It Comes From
Lion's Mane is a culinary mushroom with a texture people compare to crab meat. These capsules are made from the fruiting body, the part you would recognize growing on a log, rather than mycelium grown on grain.
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Why Nerve Growth Factor Comes Up
Nerve cells are maintained by a small family of proteins called neurotrophins, and nerve growth factor is the one named most often in work on this mushroom.
It was the first of that family to be identified, back in the 1950s.
Nootropic Is Not A Regulated Word
Nootropic is a shelf label people use rather than a regulated category, so the word on its own says nothing about what has been shown.
Hericenones and Erinacines
Hericenones are isolated from the fruiting body and erinacines from the mycelium, so the two compound families are usually studied apart.
Weeks Rather Than Hours
Where nerve tissue changes at all it changes slowly, which is why this mushroom is studied over weeks rather than over a single session.
Much Of It Is Peripheral Nerve
A good deal of the animal work looked at nerve outside the brain and spinal cord, which is a different question from memory or attention.
The Body Makes That Protein
Nerve growth factor is made by the body, not swallowed. The laboratory work asks whether these compounds change how much of it cells produce.
Have Questions?
We Have Answers.
Get quick solutions to your common concerns.
What is Lion's Mane, and what is in the capsule?
Lion's Mane (Hericium erinaceus) is an edible mushroom that grows on hardwood trees.
Each capsule holds organic Lion's Mane fruiting body powder inside a vegetable capsule shell.
There is nothing else in it: no caffeine and no added vitamins, just the mushroom and the capsule shell.
How and when do I take Lion's Mane Mushroom?
Take the dose printed on the label daily with a glass of water, most people in the morning. It is taken consistently over weeks rather than as a single dose before a task.
How is this different from a mycelium powder?
Mycelium is usually grown on grain, and the grain is milled in with it, so part of that powder is starch.
This product uses the fruiting body, and the only other ingredient is the capsule shell.
Is there anyone who should not take it?
Lion's Mane Mushroom is made with all-natural, non-GMO ingredients and is intended for daily use by healthy adults.
If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, take any regular medication, have a mushroom allergy, or have surgery coming up, please speak to your doctor before starting.
How long do people take it for?
Lion's Mane is taken daily over weeks rather than as a one off. People who try it usually give it a full bottle or two before deciding whether it stays in the routine.
What does the research on Lion's Mane actually show?
Most of it is laboratory and animal work on hericenones and erinacines.
The human trials that exist are small and short, so the honest answer is that the human research is early.
