Lion's Mane Mushroom
Herbs & mushrooms · named on the Cognicept seller page
| Type | Edible mushroom (Hericium erinaceus) |
|---|---|
| Traditionally used for | Everyday mental sharpness in modern nootropic blends |
| Strength of evidence | Early: a few small human trials |
| Ask a professional first if | You are allergic to mushrooms, or you use blood-thinning or diabetes medicine |
Lion's mane looks like a white pom-pom and has been cooked in East Asian kitchens for a long time. In supplements it is sold as a dried extract.
Most of the excitement comes from lab studies. The human trials so far are small, short and not always consistent, so it is best treated as a promising ingredient rather than a proven one.
If a label lists it, look for the form (fruiting body or mycelium) and the milligrams per serving.
In Cognicept: this name is on the seller’s list. Without the Supplement Facts panel we cannot tell you how much a serving holds.
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