09/11/2023
Now available Lions mane, Cordyceps and Maitake combined dual extracts.
£20 per 50ml bottle collected
£25 per 50ml posted
£40 for two bottles posted
This has been a almost a year in the making as Cordyceps took a long time to learn and grow.
I decided on this blend as I am targeting the symptoms of my Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, these are mainly fatigue and inflammation issues! However these mushrooms are amazing and will help with a wide variety of ailments.
Cordyceps
Constituents: Polysaccharides, unsaturated fatty acids, (linoleic acid, oleic acid), lipids, cordycepin, adenosine, adenine, uridine,
Actions: Immunostimulant, immunoregulator, anti-tumour, inotropic, antibacterial, antiviral, general tonic, antiasthmatic, hepatoprotective, renal support,
Traditional and current uses:
Cordyceps (sinensis) was considered so rare in ancient China, that it was only used in the emperor's palace. It's traditional uses focused on strengthening and rebuilding strength in the body, often after fatigue or illness.
Increases s*xual energy and libido
Stimulates phagocytocic and macrophage actions
Improves renal function
Effective in treating tinnitus
Increases energy, stamina and endurance; often used by athletes to increase performance.
Increases levels of male s*x hormones and improves s***m quality and quantity.
Beneficial effect on female fertility
Regulates immune system
Helps restore liver function
Lions Mane
Constituents: Polysaccharides, Erinacenol, Hericenes, Hericenones, Erinacerins A & B, Threitol, D-arabinitol, Palmitic acid, Phenolic compounds, Triterpenes, Fatty acids such as stearic acid and linoleic acid, Lectins, Lovastatin
Actions: Neurotrophic, adaptogen, neuroprotective, neuroregenerative, anti-inflammatory, insulinotropic, immunomodulatory, antioxidant, nootropic, anti-tumour, antibacterial
Traditional and current uses:
Lion's mane is often referred to as ‘Nature’s Nutrient for the Neurons' due to its effect on the production of nerve growth. Traditionally it has been used in China and Japan for many years to support brain health.
Stimulates the production of NGF (nerve growth factor)
Improves cognitive function
Improves functional capacity in patients with Dementia
Increases feelings of wellbeing and reduces feelings of anxiety, depression and insomnia
Can reduce stomach ulcers
Protects nerve cells from stress induced damaged, thereby acting as a potential preventative for disorders such as Alzheimers and Dementia
Improves nerve cell repair after nerve damage
Effective in improving cognitive impairment
Improves memory and concentration
Maitake
Constituents: Polysaccharides, beta glucans ( a & b), antioxidants, minerals, amino acids.
Actions: Antioxidant, immunomodulator, antioxidant, hypotensive, antiviral, hepatoprotective, antibacterial, immunostimulating.
Traditional and current uses:
Maitake has traditionally been used in Japan and its translation stands for ‘dancing mushroom’. It is said that those who found it would dance with joy upon finding it due to its nutritional and medicinal benefit!
Maitake enhances the actions of immune cells including macrophages, T cells and natural killer (NK) cells and interleukin 1.
Effective in helping patients with PCOS with insulin resistance.
Aids in balancing blood sugar levels with patients with diabetes.
It's immunomodulating properties help to support overall immunity and the body in fighting infection.
Exhibits antitumour properties due to its immune enhancing actions.
Helps to treat viral and bacterial infections.
Aids in reducing cholesterol levels.
Helps to lower blood pressure.
Supports cancer patients undertaking chemotherapy, helping to alleviate symptoms associated with the side effects of cancer treatment.
Helps to support the immune system in patients with chronic fatigue.
Supports absorption of key minerals in the small intestine including copper.
I am very excited about this blend and have been planning it for a long time, please get in touch if you would like some or if you would like pure Lions mane Tincture.
