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Lion's Mane Mushroom Capsules (Organic), 90 Veggie Caps : Alternative names[edit] It is called hóu tóu gū (simplified: 猴头菇; traditional: 猴頭菇; lit. "monkey head mushroom") in Chinese. In Japanese it is called yamabushitake (山伏茸; lit. "mountain priest mushroom"). In Vietnamese it is called nấm đầu khỉ which literally means the same as hóu tóu gū (monkey head mushroom). In Korean it is called "노루궁뎅이버섯, "Norugongdengi-beoseot", literally "Deertail Mushroom". Medical research and use[edit] Hericium erinaceus has long a history of use in traditional Chinese medicine. A 2005 rat study showed some compounds in the mushroom, like threitol, D-arabinitol, and palmitic acid, may have antioxidant effects, regulate blood lipid levels and reduce blood glucose levels.[3] A 2012 study on rats that had suffered brain injury showed that "daily oral administration of H. erinaceus could promote the regeneration of injured rat peroneal nerve in the earl...

Lion's Mane Mushroom - Nootropic Review of Effects, Dosage, and More | Braintropic :  The Lion’s Mane mushroom is one of nature's most powerful supplements for the brain. There is evidence that is has the ability to permanently enhance brain function as well as protect the brain and even promote neurogenesis. Neuroprotection And Nerve Growth Factor Although most people are initially interested in Lion’s Mane for its nootropic benefits, it also has an impressive ability to prevent and treat nerve damage. There are over a dozen studies that support the claim that Lion’s Mane supports neurogenesis, the creation of new neurons, resulting in permanent improvements to brain health. A study conducted by the Tohoku University in 2008 explored the effects of mushrooms on nerve growth and has come to a startling conclusion. Specifically, they found out that out of all the edible mushrooms available today, it is only Lion’s Mane that has positive impact on nerve repair. Wh...