Lion's Mane mushroom - the longevity mushroom!
Lion's Mane (Hericium erinaceus) has recently been actively studied in clinical research due to its neuroprotective and cognitive properties.
Studies Confirming Anti-Aging Effects
A study showed that Erinacin A from Lion's Mane was able to extend the life of Drosophila and mice, increasing their lifespan by 14-319% for flies and 14-23% for mice. This component of the Lion's Mane has been shown to be promising for extending longevity.
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Lion's Mane is valued not only for its anti-aging properties. L-ergothioneine (EGT), a thiol derivative of histidine found in Lion's Mane, has been shown to improve locomotor activity in aging mice and affect markers of oxidative stress pathways. This discovery is of great importance, as physical activity is critical for maintaining health and quality of life in old age.
In terms of cognitive properties, a study in aged mice showed that the extract of Lion's Mane reduced the cognitive frailty index, which may indicate its potential in improving cognitive function and fighting neurodegenerative diseases such as dementia, Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease.
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Impact on Nerve Growth Factors (NGF) and Longevity
Scientists have found that Lion's Mane extract stimulates the recovery and development of new neurons in the brain, especially in the cerebellum and hippocampus, which are important for coordination and memory. The appearance of PCNA and DCX labels in the cells of these areas indicates an active process of recovery and growth of new brain cells.
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Although the experiments were conducted on mice, they are very similar to humans in many ways. Their brains work according to the same basic rules as ours, and drugs or other substances often affect them in the same way as we do. Therefore, when we see that Lion's Mane makes the brains of mice healthier and helps them think better, we can with high probability assume that a similar effect is possible in humans.
‼️That's why we developed Lion's Mane extract in capsules enhanced with erinacin A, such an important component for longevity.
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Shevchuk Y, Kuypers K, Janssens GE., "Fungi as a source of bioactive molecules for the development of longevity medicines", Ageing Research Reviews, 2023 Jun:87:101929. doi: 10.1016/j.arr.2023.101929.
This information is provided for informational purposes only and is not medical advice. Consult your doctor before taking any supplements.
Frequently Asked Questions About Lion’s Mane and Longevity
1. How does Lion’s Mane Mushroom affect the aging process?
The mushroom extract stimulates the production of Nerve Growth Factor (NGF), reduces inflammation, and protects cells from oxidative stress — all key drivers of aging.
2. What studies support the mushroom’s anti-aging effects?
Animal and human studies have shown improved cognitive function, reduced inflammatory markers, and enhanced neural regeneration after taking Lion’s Mane extract.
3. Can Lion’s Mane be taken daily?
Yes, when taken at the recommended dosage. Our three-component extract is standardized to the effective daily amount (1500 mg: erinacines, beta-glucans, polysaccharides). A long-term course (12 weeks) promotes a sustained effect.
4. Which form of Lion’s Mane is most effective for anti-aging?
The optimal form is a standardized extract with a high erinacine A content, which specifically promotes neurogenesis.
For each client individually, we draw up instructions according to his indicators and requests
Monthly Course:
- Buy Lion's Mane Mushroom (whole/powder) 100 g
- Buy Lion's Mane Mushroom Extract 90 capsules
- Buy Lion's Mane Mushroom Extract for 3 months 270 capsules
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