Lion's Mane 10:1 Mushroom Powder

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  • 10: 1 Extract
  • Perfect to prepare Mushroom Coffee
  • It does not change the taste of coffee
  • Lack of redundant additives and extenders
  • Appropriate for Vegans and Vegetarians

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Lion's Mane - (Hericium erinaceus)

Lion’s Mane is a mushroom, which has been used in Far East diet for ages. For ages Buddhist Monks have been preparing brew from Lion’s Mane before meditation. Lion’s Mane is a real superstar among mushrooms.

Mushroom Coffee

Adding mushrooms to a morning coffee is a great way to start a day. Mushroom Coffee is the solution to those who want to reach for more. Coffee in combination with mushrooms is like mental rocket fuel.

Lion’s Mane has delicate aftertaste, which does not change the taste of coffee. Add a scoop, mix and work!

Your Everyday Ritual

Mushroom coffee is something more than an exotic drink. It is everyday ritual. When you try the mushroom coffee and feel the difference, it will become a part of each morning.

Lion’s Mane will especially prove itself with people who need natural  arousal and motivation while doing everyday activities. It is used by sportspeople, intelectual workers and people who take care of health and mental abilities.

Why our extract?

  • 10:1 Extract - concentrated formula.
  • Natural - lack of redundant additives and extenders
  • Solubility - grinded into minor powder, thanks to which, it perfectly dissolves
  • Packaging - comfortalbe paper packages or elegant jar which you can take everywhere with yourself

How to use?

Recommended daily portion to consume: 500 mg (1 scoop) three times a day. It is best to mix the diet supplement diety with coffee, tea, coctail and so on. Consume directly after preparing.

Exceeding a daily recommended portion to consume is not allowed within a day (3 scoops)

You can mix it with:

  • Cocoa
  • Coffee
  • Tea
  • Coctail or Shake

Diet supplement cannot be used as varied diet substitute. Carrying healthy lifestyle and using balanced diet are necessary to keep good health state.

It is not recommended to be used by pregnant and breast-feeding women. Keep out of reach of small children, in a dry and cool place.

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

Where do the mushrooms come from?

Our mushrooms come from farms located in the mountainous regions of the Chinese province of Fujian, where they have been grown with the use of traditional methods for hundreds of years. They are grown on natural wood and they are found in the wilderness We use only mushroom fruiting bodies(pericarps), without any additives and unnecessary extenders.

All mushrooms are tested for the presence of heavy metals, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and the most important microbiological parameters in order to ensure maximum food safety

What's the best way to dissolve the mushrooms?

If it is difficult to dissolve the mushrooms, we recommend to add the extract to the bottom of the cup and then gradually add coffee / tea while stirring. You can also use a manual milk frother to dissolve the mushrooms.

What does the 10: 1 extract mean?

10: 1, or DER (Drug Extract Ratio) - it is the ratio of the amount of the raw material to the amount of the obtained extract.
To obtain 1 kg of extract, we use 10 kg of dried mushrooms. This is to concentrate the active substances in the product and to facilitate the consumption for an effective daily portion. One scoop (500 mg) corresponds to 5 g of dried mushrooms.

Can I take Brain Tech and Lion's mane at the same time?

If we combine both products, it is good to limit Brain Tech consumption to 4/5 days a week with a break on other days.

Lion's mane can be taken daily during this time.

What part of the mushroom has the extract been prepared from?

We only use mushroom fruiting bodies(pericarps). This is due to the willingness to obtain a pure mushroom extract. When dealing with mycelium-based supplements, it may turn out that even 60-70% of such an extract will be starch instead of a mushroom, without the health effects attributed to mushrooms. This is due to the inability to separate the mycelium from the medium on which it grows. After colonization by the fungus of the medium, the whole mushroom is grounded and subjected to extraction processes. It is a cheap and quick way to grow mushrooms without bringing them to the fruiting stage.

How many polysaccharides does the extract contain?

Our mushroom extracts do not meet the standardization for a specific amount of polysaccharides, as it is not a determinant of the quality of the extract. Mushroom products contain many types of polysaccharides such as chitin, alpha glucans or beta glucans.
Alpha glucans are compounds that do not have properties attributed to fungi. Usually derived from the starch medium on which the fungus grows. We deal with them in the case of products based on mycelium (mycelium) or mushroom biomass, which is a mixture of mycelium and fruiting bodies.
Active substances are also polysaccharides, while with a different configuration - these are BetaD-glucans 1-3 and 1-6. They are found in the fruiting bodies of mushrooms.

What does the mushroom extraction process look like?

Dry mushroom fruiting bodies are grounded into fine dust and then extracted with hot water and alcohol.
Water dissolves the chitin cell walls of fungi and extracts compounds such as beta glucans (biologically active polysaccharides in mushrooms). Since we do not have an enzyme that would effectively digest chitin - hot water extraction is the basis for the bioavailability of mushroom preparations. Alcohol, on the other hand, allows the extraction of water-insoluble compounds, such as triterpenes.
After concentrating the extract, a spray drying process follows, leaving the final dry extract. Spray drying is the optimal process of dewatering wet extracts - minimizing the loss of nutrients.

What differs an extract from a grounded mushroom?

Extraction is the optimal way to process mushrooms in order to extract the active substances. They are enclosed in the fungal cell walls made of chitin. We do not have an enzyme that can digest chitin and therefore the mushrooms should be subjected to extraction processes. Extraction makes the raw material fully digestible for our body.

What's the best time to take mushroom supplements?

Lion's mane and Cordyceps, as mushrooms supporting alertness and increasing energy levels, are best taken in the first part of the day or before training. If you add mushrooms to coffee, it is worth limiting its consumption to 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. This will reduce the negative effect of caffeine on sleep quality. A good alternative to coffee is to drink the mushrooms in tea.

Due to its toning and calming properties, Reishi should be taken in the evening, preferably with green tea or cocoa.
In the case of Chaga mushrooms, the time of consumption does not matter

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