Lion’s Mane(Hericium erinaceus) is a non-psychedelic, highly researched medicinal mushroom known for its unique brain-boosting properties. Often referred to as the “Monkey Head Mushroom,” Lion’s Mane has been used by Buddhist monks for centuries to enhance brain power and sharpen focus during meditation.

Lion’s Mane is a top nootropic, a type of supplement that protects the brain while enhancing natural cognitive functions such as focus, mental clarity, and memory.

Previously, it was believed that the brain could not generate new cells after childhood. However, studies now show that neurons can regenerate brain cells. Lion’s Mane contains bioactive compounds like hericenones and erinacines, which are responsible for its brain-boosting effects. These compounds are found in different parts of the mushroom: hericenones in the fruiting body and erinacines in the mycelium.

These powerful compounds cross the blood-brain barrier and stimulate the production of BDNF (brain-derived neurotrophic factor) and NGF (nerve growth factor). NGF is essential for maintaining, surviving, and regenerating neurons, which are the building blocks of our brain and nervous system. Both BDNF and NGF are crucial for neuroplasticity, allowing the brain to form new neural pathways.

When you combine Lion’s Mane with Ceremonial Cacao, you create the ultimate "Golden Focus" Brain Power blend. This powerful combination not only enhances cognitive function but also improves focus and mental clarity.

With this powerful combination, you can experience the harmonious fusion of brain-heart coherence. Helping you to drop from your mind to your heart. 

Energetic profile: Calming, Focus, Inner clarity, brain-heart Coherence

Let the ancient wisdom of Maya tradition and the transformative power of Lion’s Mane mushroom be your guide towards a path of clarity, purpose, and profound connection.

While Lion’s Mane is generally considered safe and well-tolerated, certain groups should approach it with care:

Because Lion’s Mane modulates immune function, it may counteract drugs prescribed after organ transplants or for autoimmune conditions.

Rarely, some may experience allergic skin reactions, respiratory issues, or stomach discomfort.

Some evidence suggests Lion’s Mane could slow blood clotting, so combining it with anticoagulant or antiplatelet drugs may increase bleeding risk.

There’s currently not enough clinical data to confirm its safety during pregnancy or lactation, so caution is advised.

Because research on drug interactions is still limited, it’s best to consult a healthcare professional before combining Lion’s Mane with any prescription treatment.