The lion's mane mushroom also contains a wide range of amino acids, proteins, beta-glucans and active polysaccharides. In addition to polysaccharides, other important compounds of lion's mane are triterpenes, eryquinone and erinacin, which enhance the production of nerve growth factor and thus have a beneficial effect on neurodegenerative diseases.

Lion's mane mushroom is used to support healthy brain function, healing and regeneration of nerve tissue, improving cognitive function and muscle coordination, aiding the digestive system (ulcers), helping to fight stress and depression, supporting immunity, preventing the formation of abnormal cells, for menopausal symptoms

Recent studies on the use of Lion's Mane show that:

• They strengthen the immune system.
• They balance blood sugar levels.
• Improving the functioning of the pancreas.
• It detoxifies and promotes cell regeneration.
• They help transport nutrients from the blood to the brain.
• It helps to deal with gastrointestinal problems.
• It helps to increase physical strength.
• It helps to strengthen the immune system.
• It helps lower glucose levels.
• It has antioxidant properties.
• It acts on the endocrine and nervous systems, strengthening the myelin of the nerves.
• It regulates blood lipid levels.
• It helps postmenopausal women.
• It contributes to the treatment of the symptoms of dementia and Alzheimer's disease.
• It contributes to the reduction of anxiety and depression.