Lion’s Mane

Thought to contribute to concentration and connection with life force energy, Shaolin and Buddhist Monks relied on Lion’s Mane as part of their traditional practices. 

More recently, Lion’s Mane grew in popularity as a non-stimulating nootropic thought to improve cognitive function, promote relaxation, boost mood, and stimulate executive function. Compounds found uniquely in Lion’s Mane are capable of passing the blood-brain barrier, stimulating the growth of neurons and protective cells.