Lion’s Mane extract capsules – 120 pieces

Number of capsules: 120 caps
Capsule size: Size 0
Net content Capsules: 400mg
Dosage: Take 1 capsule twice a day with water during a meal.
Recommended retail price: €34.95

Dutch names: Japanese Mountain Priest, Lion’s Mane, Monkey Head

Lions Mane:
The Lion’s Mane (Hericium Erinaceus) is a special mushroom with many nicknames. The fruiting body is white and looks a lot like the mane of a male lion. Because of this look, the Lion’s Mane is often called the wig mushroom in the Netherlands. In traditional Chinese medicine, the Lion’s Mane is known as hou tou gu, which means monkey head.

Nature ’s nutrient for the neurons
The most interesting nickname is Nature’s nutrient for the neurons. The mushroom owes this nickname to several common applications. For example, Lion’s Mane is often used to support microdosing.

We have enriched our Lions Mane capsules with Vitamin C and Zinc for extra effectiveness. Vitamin C contributes to the functioning of the memory. Zinc keeps the mind clear and is good for concentration.

• McMyco quality standard
• 120 capsules per pack
• Nature’s nutrient for the neurons
• 30% beta-glucans and polysaccharides
• Easy to take
• Can also be combined with other medicinal mushrooms from McMyco
• Suitable for vegans

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Ingredients per vegan capsule: 400mg organic Lions’ Mane (Hericium Erinaceus) extract of 100% fruiting body (mushroom). It is a full-spectrum extract obtained by means of H2O and ethanol. This to get the most out of the fruiting bodies. It contains 30% polysaccharides and beta-glucans. Vitamin C, Zinc.
Excipients : Magnesium citrate and silicon dioxide

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Warning:
Lion’s Mane by McMyco is a food supplement and should be used as such. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Keep the product out of reach of children. Consult your doctor before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or have health problems.

Storage advice: Store in a cool, dark place.

Distribution: McMyco, Maartensdij