Lions mane olie extract 30ml

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The freshly harvested lion’s mane is sweetened with organic maple syrup, making this powerful elixir taste excellent. Lion’s mane is the beautiful fungus that is full of healthy substances for the user’s overall well-being. The mushroom extracts from The Mushroomist are available in three sizes. 30 ml to try,

The leak-free pipette bottles are made from high-quality Miron glass that protects the valuable content against UV radiation. Nevertheless, we advise your customer to keep the product dry and cool, preferably in the refrigerator. Unique is that the face behind The Mushroomist himself goes into the woods to harvest mushrooms. Your customers will not find a fresher product.

traditional use
Lion’s mane or, as it is called in Japanese, mountain priest mushroom, has long been used as a general recovery and support for the functions of the mind.

Method
We cultivate, harvest, process and extract the lion men, making it possible to offer you the freshest, purest and most powerful elixir available. It is extracted in three ways to preserve the full spectrum of active components in fresh lion mane. This process includes high-tech methods based on traditional techniques and only natural ingredients. The extracts are then stabilized and flavored with organic maple syrup.

Science
Lion’s mane stimulates the brain to produce more NGF (nerve growth factor). These neuropeptides are responsible for the growth, maintenance and proliferation of neurons in the human brain. As we grow older, the activity of these neuropeptides decreases, causing brain function to deteriorate. NGF helps maintain a vital and healthy brain.

NGF is also responsible for the production of new myelin sheaths. These myelin sheaths are protective layers around the nerves and they speed up the flow of signals between cells. When these sheaths are damaged, as is the case with diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, these control signals move back and forth much slower. Therapies for these diseases are currently being developed based on lion people and NGF.

Lion’s mane also has neurotrophic properties. This means that it stimulates the growth and differentiation of neurons. These play an important role in the learning and development of the brain.

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