SwansonFull Spectrum Lion's Mane Mushroom

Lion’s Mane (Hericium erinaceus) is a white mushroom with a distinctive appearance that resembles a lion's mane. This species is traditionally used in Asian cuisines and herbal traditions.

The fruiting body is the visible part of the mushroom that grows above ground. It naturally contains substances such as erinacines and polysaccharides that are characteristic of Lion’s Mane.

Erinacines are compounds that naturally occur in Lion’s Mane. The exact composition and amount can vary depending on factors such as the growth medium, harvest time, and processing method.

Beta-glucans are polysaccharides (multiple sugars) that are naturally present in many mushrooms, including Lion’s Mane. They are widely studied because of their structural role in fungal cell walls.

This product contains only powder from the fruiting body of Lion’s Mane (fruiting body) and no mycelium on grain.

Lion’s Mane is often chosen by people interested in mushrooms that have traditionally been used in connection with mental clarity or concentration. Other types of mushrooms, such as reishi or chaga, have their own traditional uses.