Lion's Mane is one of the most talked-about mushrooms in natural health, and one of the most distinctive things you'll ever see growing on a tree. Its unmistakable cascading white spines have earned it a run of names over the years — monkey head, bearded tooth, pom-pom mushroom — and it's as striking to look at as it is sought after.
Fruiting body only — the actual mushroom. This is where quality is made or lost. Many Lion's Mane supplements are grown as mycelium on grain: quicker and cheaper, but the finished powder carries a large amount of starch from the grain and far less of the mushroom itself. Ours uses only the fruiting body — the true mushroom — organically and sustainably grown, where its natural compounds are most concentrated.
A meaningful amount, and nothing else. 700mg of organic fruiting-body Lion's Mane per capsule, in a clean plant-based capsule with no fillers, binders or additives of any kind.
Made the way everything here is made: meaningful doses, high absorption, always rooted in nature.
Take two capsules daily, with food. Do not exceed the recommended dose unless directed by your healthcare practitioner.
Per capsule: Organic Lion's Mane (Hericium erinaceus), fruiting body — 700mg
Ingredients: Organic Lion's Mane Fruiting Body, Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose Capsule.
60 capsules. Certified organic by the Soil Association (GB-ORG-05). Suitable for vegans. No artificial binders, fillers or additives.
What's the difference between fruiting body and mycelium?
The fruiting body is the mushroom itself — the part you'd recognise growing on a tree. Mycelium is the root-like network beneath, and it's usually grown on grain, which stays in the finished powder as starch. A mycelium product can be mostly grain by weight. Ours is fruiting body only, which is why we say so on the front.
How can I tell what I'm buying elsewhere?
Look for the words fruiting body. If a label says mycelium, mycelial biomass, or simply doesn't specify, it's usually grain-grown. Beta-glucan content is the other tell — some brands publish it, most don't.
How many should I take?
Two capsules daily with food — 1400mg. Mushrooms tend to be a slow build rather than an immediate thing, so give it a few weeks of consistency.
Is this the same mushroom as in your Mushroom B Complex?
Yes, the same organic fruiting body. The B Complex carries 300mg alongside its B vitamins; this one is 700mg per capsule and nothing else. If you want the mushroom on its own, or more of it, this is the one.
Is it certified organic?
Yes — certified by the Soil Association, GB-ORG-05. Single ingredient, so nothing complicates it.
Is it suitable for vegans?
Yes. One organic mushroom in a plant-based capsule, and nothing else.
Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Store in a cool, dry place, out of the reach and sight of children.
Lion's Mane is one of the most talked-about mushrooms in natural health, and one of the most distinctive things you'll ever see growing on a tree. Its unmistakable cascading white spines have earned it a run of names over the years — monkey head, bearded tooth, pom-pom mushroom — and it's as striking to look at as it is sought after.
Fruiting body only — the actual mushroom. This is where quality is made or lost. Many Lion's Mane supplements are grown as mycelium on grain: quicker and cheaper, but the finished powder carries a large amount of starch from the grain and far less of the mushroom itself. Ours uses only the fruiting body — the true mushroom — organically and sustainably grown, where its natural compounds are most concentrated.
A meaningful amount, and nothing else. 700mg of organic fruiting-body Lion's Mane per capsule, in a clean plant-based capsule with no fillers, binders or additives of any kind.
Made the way everything here is made: meaningful doses, high absorption, always rooted in nature.
Take two capsules daily, with food. Do not exceed the recommended dose unless directed by your healthcare practitioner.
Per capsule: Organic Lion's Mane (Hericium erinaceus), fruiting body — 700mg
Ingredients: Organic Lion's Mane Fruiting Body, Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose Capsule.
60 capsules. Certified organic by the Soil Association (GB-ORG-05). Suitable for vegans. No artificial binders, fillers or additives.
What's the difference between fruiting body and mycelium?
The fruiting body is the mushroom itself — the part you'd recognise growing on a tree. Mycelium is the root-like network beneath, and it's usually grown on grain, which stays in the finished powder as starch. A mycelium product can be mostly grain by weight. Ours is fruiting body only, which is why we say so on the front.
How can I tell what I'm buying elsewhere?
Look for the words fruiting body. If a label says mycelium, mycelial biomass, or simply doesn't specify, it's usually grain-grown. Beta-glucan content is the other tell — some brands publish it, most don't.
How many should I take?
Two capsules daily with food — 1400mg. Mushrooms tend to be a slow build rather than an immediate thing, so give it a few weeks of consistency.
Is this the same mushroom as in your Mushroom B Complex?
Yes, the same organic fruiting body. The B Complex carries 300mg alongside its B vitamins; this one is 700mg per capsule and nothing else. If you want the mushroom on its own, or more of it, this is the one.
Is it certified organic?
Yes — certified by the Soil Association, GB-ORG-05. Single ingredient, so nothing complicates it.
Is it suitable for vegans?
Yes. One organic mushroom in a plant-based capsule, and nothing else.
Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Store in a cool, dry place, out of the reach and sight of children.
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