Put more time back into your day. Studies show compounds (Hericene A & NDPIH) and found in Lion's Mane fruiting body that have been shown to increase neurite outgrowth (connections between neurons in the brain)

Commonly referred to as the energy adaptogen, the Cordyceps mushroom contains cordycepin, similar molecular structure to adenizene, which is responsible for creating cellular energy.

The combination of Cordycepin and adenizene has been found in a 2021 study to be effective for cellular growth, enhanced tissue repair. and elevated energy metabolism through mitochondrial activation, which increases the energy supply

Cordyceps is also a true adaptogen: a natural substance which helps the body adapt to stress and reduces inflammation.

Neutrophic activity derived from compounds unique to Lion's Mane fruiting body support Enhanced recognition memory

Lions mane contain Neutrophic Factors which are a family of proteins that protect the brain's neurons from degradation, but also help promote new ones to grow.

BDNF = Brain derived neutrophic factor

NGF = nerve growth factor

Our bodies naturally create BDNF and NGF however if we wanted to create more, we would need to find them from an exogenous (external) source.

Recent studies published by the Journal of Neurochemistry in January 2023 show that compounds found in Lion's Mane have the rare ability to cross the blood-brain barrier and promote the synthesis of nerve growth factors.