Extract powders are made by soaking the herbs or mushrooms in a solvent (such as water or alcohol or a combination of both) & later evaporated. what’s left behind is the concentrated powder, which contains the key compounds that are obtained by this extraction process. In the case of medicinal mushrooms, the key compounds cannot be obtained by simply powdering their dry bodies and hence extraction is essential. The powdered extract is then used as a dry powder or in capsule or tincture forms.

Lion’s Mane Powder Is Simply A Powdered Version Of The Lion’s Mane Mushroom As Opposed To An Extract Powder Which Contains Essential Nutrients & Compounds.

Our Lion’s Mane Mushroom is sourced from various cultivators who have been thoroughly vetted in terms of their high organic quality and test reports. All our mushroom powders undergo stringent testing and are sold post COA reports (certificate of analysis) which detail the quality specs. Our lion's mane is presently of Malaysian origin.

As explained above each product undergoes testing at authorized labs and reports (COA) specifies the absence of any contamination (Lead, Mercury etc), key compounds (Polysaccharides), etc.

Our products are of high organic quality, however our cultivators are not certified organic yet. To clarify the process of cultivation of medicinal mushrooms does not include any GMOs, chemicals, pesticides in any manner whatsoever.

Medicinal mushrooms are great for adults of any age group. While there is enough evidence of the health benefits of medicinal mushrooms for children, there isn’t specific age group-wise reference for children. It's important to consult your pediatrician before introducing medicinal mushrooms to your children’s daily routine. for children with weakened immune systems, medicinal mushrooms can help boost immunity & overall wellness.

There are little known side effects of lion's mane, however, it has been reported that it may aggravate symptoms in people with allergies or asthma.

Lion's Mane Extract powder can be simply washed down with water or mixed with curd, porridge, green tea’s, coffee, salads, and even gravy.

Besides the other benefits, Lion’s Mane is known to help with Alzheimer's, Anxiety, Depression, Ulcers, Parkinson’s, etc.