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I wouldn't buy that product check this out .Everything super charged when I added below:
Pine Pollen and Lion's Mane Extract Tablets (Mountain Harvest)
I wouldn't buy that product check this out .
This is about the bioavailibility. Lion's Mane and its nootropic potential. What is the best supplement ? : MushroomSupplements
I wouldn't trust for their reputation or brand go for them Certificate of Analysis also read the guidelines for bioavailibility. To boost NGF etc you need a good extract you can't just trust a brand without any proof like COA.Why not buy RFF one? I think they use a low temp water/ethanol extraction process. They’re considered top-notch and reputable.
I wouldn't trust for their reputation or brand go for them Certificate of Analysis also read the guidelines for bioavailibility. To boost NGF etc you need a good extract you can't just trust a brand without any proof like COA.
Putting herbs or herbal powder in a bottle together with alcohol and/or water is called 'cold-extraction'. Liquid extracts or alcohol tinctures are effective with herbs, but never with mushrooms. Alcohol or water does not break down chitin, the main structural ingredient of fungal cells. Some directly exposed bioactive compounds will dissolve in the liquid, but the percentages are very low. Mushroom tinctures therefore never specify bio-active compounds on their supplement facts label, because these levels are entirely unpredictable and in general below the level of detection. At least 95% of the tincture is just liquid and the therapeutic potency is minimal, if any.Ok thanks! They offer COA for their tinctures, but not their extracts for some reason. Maybe they would if I asked.
But I’ll give your suggestion a go just to compare!
Putting herbs or herbal powder in a bottle together with alcohol and/or water is called 'cold-extraction'. Liquid extracts or alcohol tinctures are effective with herbs, but never with mushrooms. Alcohol or water does not break down chitin, the main structural ingredient of fungal cells. Some directly exposed bioactive compounds will dissolve in the liquid, but the percentages are very low. Mushroom tinctures therefore never specify bio-active compounds on their supplement facts label, because these levels are entirely unpredictable and in general below the level of detection. At least 95% of the tincture is just liquid and the therapeutic potency is minimal, if any.
And consider this: a powdered extract is in fact the deposit of a solvent extract (solvent = alcohol/water), it's what's left after the liquid has evaporated. After all, all powdered extracts start as a liquid extract. A single 30ml tincture bottle contains ± 4 capsules worth of mushroom extract, the rest is useless liquid. The value for money is very poor, but since it is easy, cheap and fun to do, there are a lot of DIY vendors on the market. For therapeutic effects such products are unsuitable. A very detailed explanation can be found here (opens in new window - check the purchase guideline).
Oriveda Medicinal MushroomsWhat lions mane product should I be using?
Np dude watch out before buying something. Especially with medicinal mushrooms.Awesome thanks! I’ll give it a try!