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Used in Traditional Chinese Medicine for thousands of years, Lion's Mane Mushroom contains neuro-protective* and neuro-regenerative* properties that can have significant effect on memory, mood, attention and productivity.*

There are three special compounds within Lion's Mane Mushroom:
Hericerins, Hericenones and Erinacines have been linked to support regeneration of new brain cells and strengthen connection between brain cells.* Your brain CAN continue to grow, even into your later years! More brain cells and better connection between those brain cells allow greater ability to absorb information, organize that information, and recall that information.* Lion's Mane Mushroom even looks like a brain, hinting at nature's unique way of showing its own brilliance.

American Ginseng is a plant with roots rich in special antioxidants, as well as antiviral and antibacterial properties. These roots are known to help regulate inflammation, immune health, and general well-being.*

American Ginseng is considered a natural adaptogen with special antioxidants, Ginsenosides, that have been shown to effectively help lower free radical levels in the body.* Free radicals are unstable molecules that steal from healthy cells to become stable, leaving the healthy cell damaged. This is called oxidative stress and can lead to faster aging, weaker immune system, damage to DNA, brain fog or neuro-degeneration. Antioxidants offer what free radicals are looking for, for free, without the need to damage healthy cells.

The root of the Ginseng plant also has antibacterial and antiviral properties that bolster the immune system.*

Vitamin B12 can be found in many food sources such as seafood, red meat, and dairy products. Plant-based foods do not contain vitamin B12, unless they are fortified with it. Vitamin B12 is an important supplement for vegans and vegetarians.

Vitamin B12 is required to facilitate DNA synthesis in the creation of new healthy red blood cells. DNA synthesis is necessary for the proper maturation and division of new red blood cells and maintenance of existing ones. So why is this important? Red blood cells carry oxygen to every cell in your brain and body. And oxygen is our greatest source of energy. Our brain alone uses 20% of our oxygen intake.

More oxygen being supplied to the brain and body means less stress on our system. More oxygen also means more energy.