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Lions Mane Mushoom Tea
Lions Mane Mushoom Tea
Lions Mane Mushoom Tea
Lions Mane Mushoom Tea

Lions Mane Mushoom Tea

$63.00

Increase your attention while feeding your brain with Lion's Mane Extract Tea: an herbal medicine known from the past and advanced with modern methods, now transformed into a powerful nootropic.

This herbal tea, made from the fruiting body of Hericium erinaceus mushroom, may protect brain health and enhance mental clarity while delivering a clean, smooth taste.

The purpose of this tea goes beyond soothing warmth – it may provide daily cognitive support. As herbal extracts are more bioavailable, each cup helps you think more clearly, feel sharper, and remain present throughout your daily activities.

Pesticide Free South Korea

Brewing

Note these are powerful extracts.

For these powders, the typical amount is:
¼ to ½ teaspoon per 250ml of hot water.
This amount is usually enough to provide a standard serving (around 1–2 grams).

Ingredients

100% Lion's Mane Extract Tea
Hericium erinaceus


Health Benefits

1. Why Do People Take Lion’s Mane?

Lion’s Mane is primarily appreciated for its purported benefits in enhancing focus, memory, and learning.

2. Is Lion’s Mane Good For Everyday Wellbeing?

Numerous people add Lion’s Mane to their regimen as part of a healthy lifestyle, particularly due to its longstanding use in traditional practices.

3. Can Lion's Mane Affect Mood or Stress?

Lion's Mane is popular among those seeking natural remedies to enhance their mental wellbeing, although results may differ from person to person.

4. How Do People Usually Consume Lion's Mane?

Available in the form of tea, powders, extracts, or even in capsules, its various forms make it convenient to enjoy no matter the time or place.

5. Is Lion’s Mane Backed By Tradition?

Yes, Lion’s Mane has been used for several centuries especially by East Asian cultures who valued it both for its food and wellness benefits.

Cautionary Notes

Cautionary Notes:

Not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding due to insufficient safety data.

May interact with medications for blood sugar, blood pressure, or blood thinning — consult your healthcare provider before use.

Individuals with mushroom allergies should avoid use.

Best consumed in moderation as part of a balanced diet.

Intended for adult use only.

Discontinue use if any adverse reactions occur.

Weight
Weight: 100g - Small
In stock, ready to ship

Pickup available at North St Marys Warehouse

Usually ready in 1 hour

Taste Profile

Lion's Mane exhibits a beautifully subtle, almost ethereal flavour — lightly earthy with a soft roasted nut aroma and a hint of woodland sweetness.

With a light, silky body, Lion’s Mane leaves just a trace of umami on the tongue. Its clean finish is light and silky. The tea form of Lion’s Mane has the softly sweet aroma of warm forest soil after rain.

Rather than overpowering like many mushrooms, Lion’s Mane is gentle and refined, while its natural creaminess makes it a sophisticated partner to both sweet and savory pairings. During one’s experience, Lion’s Mane evokes a slow meditative state. It is best enjoyed during solitary contemplation– “a walk through a misty forest in the gentle sun”.

Common Questions

1. Why Do People Take Lion’s Mane?

Lion’s Mane is primarily appreciated for its purported benefits in enhancing focus, memory, and learning.

2. Is Lion’s Mane Good For Everyday Wellbeing?

Numerous people add Lion’s Mane to their regimen as part of a healthy lifestyle, particularly due to its longstanding use in traditional practices.

3. Can Lion's Mane Affect Mood or Stress?

Lion's Mane is popular among those seeking natural remedies to enhance their mental wellbeing, although results may differ from person to person.

4. How Do People Usually Consume Lion's Mane?

Available in the form of tea, powders, extracts, or even in capsules, its various forms make it convenient to enjoy no matter the time or place.

5. Is Lion’s Mane Backed By Tradition?

Yes, Lion’s Mane has been used for several centuries especially by East Asian cultures who valued it both for its food and wellness benefits.