Lion's Mane
Why use SHIFT Lions Mane?
- Can support memory
- Can contribute to focus and clarity in everyday life
- High-quality extract that ensures good utilization of the mushroom
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Description
Lion's Mane
Lion's Mane ( Hericium erinaceus ) is a distinctive mushroom that gets its name from the long, light-colored spines that resemble a lion's mane. The mushroom consists of both mycelium and fruiting body. SHIFT™ Lion's Mane is made only from the fruiting body, the visible part of the mushroom.
The product contains a concentrated 10:1 extract. This means that ten parts of raw material are used to produce one part of extract. The fruit body contains several natural compounds. These have different chemical properties, and therefore a double extraction process is used to extract both water-soluble and fat-soluble substances.
Ingredients
Ingredients
Lion's mane extract (Hericium erinaceus Pers.), rice bran, capsule shell (hypromellose), anti-caking agent (medium chain triglycerides from coconut, silicon dioxide).
Contents
Contents per capsule:
500 mg lion's mane extract
Use
Recommended daily dosage
1-2 capsules
Did you know that?
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Lion's mane tastes like lobster or crab when cooked, despite its furry, lion's mane-like appearance, making it popular in plant-based cooking as a natural alternative to seafood.
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Lion's Mane contains prebiotic fibers that can support gut health. Good gut health is closely linked to both immune function and mental balance.
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This mushroom has been used in Chinese medicine for over a thousand years to support focus, memory, and digestion, and modern research is now beginning to confirm many of its traditional uses.
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Lion's Mane (Hericium erinaceus), also known as porcupine mushroom, is a highly valued mushroom in traditional Eastern medicine. It is known for its natural content of bioactive compounds such as hericenones and erinacines. Research suggests that these compounds may stimulate the production of nerve growth factor, thereby supporting cognitive function.



