Lion's Mane Triple Extract

One of the most valued culinary and medicinal mushrooms in Traditional Asian medicine (TAM).  It’s also known as ‘Yamabushitake’ or ‘mountain priest fungus’ – named after the Yamabushi Buddhist monks who, like this mysterious mushroom, prefer a solitary life. Lion’s mane has long been used in Ancient Chinese and Japanese medicine. Reported from and native to North America, Europe, Asia. On dying or dead oak, walnut, beech, maple, sycamore, and other broad-leaf trees. It is saprotrophic and grows primarily on hardwood. (Stamets & Wu, 2002)

Not for under 18s

Contains Alcohol

Keep out of reach of children

Not to be used as a substitute for a natural and varied diet

Consult your GP before use if taking medication or if you have any medical condition

Recommended Dosage:

1-2ml daily, either diluted in tea, coffee, water, food or taken directly from dropper to mouth. Do not exceed this.

NB. extract may lose some efficacy/bioavailability with the addition of hot temperatures (adding to hot drinks) as the final product contains a cold water portion in its ratio. So ideally taking dropper to mouth.

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