Lion's Mane For the Brain

Puresport’s Lion’s Mane is ideal for athletes, runners, and active individuals who want to improve both mental and physical performance. It is perfect for those looking to:
Enhance memory, focus, and cognitive function.
Reduce stress and anxiety.
Support long-term brain health and neuroprotection.
Stay sharp during intense training sessions and reduce mental fatigue.

Clinical studies used roughly 1,000–3,000 mg/day of extract or powdered preparations, for optimal results, take 2 capsules daily with food to aid absorption. Due to its cognitive-enhancing effects, it is best taken in the morning to support mental clarity and focus throughout the day.

• Capsules Per Box - 60
• Number of Servings - 30

• Lion’s Mane for Cognitive Enhancement and Memory
  Study: Effects of Lion’s Mane on cognitive function in older adults
  Authors: Mori et al. (2009)
  Outcome: In a double-blind, placebo-controlled trial, participants taking Lion’s Mane showed significant improvements in cognitive function, including memory and focus, over 16 weeks.
  
• Lion’s Mane for Stress Reduction
  Study: The effects of Lion’s Mane on mood and stress
  Authors: Nagano et al. (2010)
  Outcome: This study showed that Lion’s Mane supplementation significantly reduced symptoms of anxiety and depression while improving mood and overall well-being in participants.
  
• Lion’s Mane for Neuroprotection and Brain Health
  Study: Lion’s Mane and its role in neuroprotection and neurogenesis
  Authors: Kawagishi et al. (2011)
  Outcome: Research demonstrated that Lion’s Mane stimulates the production of Nerve Growth Factor (NGF), which supports brain health by promoting the repair and regeneration of nerve cells.

Time taken to feel the benefits of this product differ between individuals. Benefits of taking Lion's Mane are usually felt from between 3-6 weeks of consistent use.

Lion’s Mane (Hericium erinaceus) is an edible mushroom used as a supplement for cognitive support and nerve health.

The active molecules (erinacines and hericenones) are linked to increased production of nerve growth factor (NGF) and other neuroprotective pathways in preclinical studies. This mechanism is why Lion’s Mane is marketed for memory, focus, and neural repair support.