Lion’s mane, scientifically known as Hericium Erinaceus is found and cultivated in Northern America, Europe, and Asia. It has been used for centuries in TCM. At certain points in history, this odd-looking fungus was reserved for royalty, due to its regal, lion-like appearance.
There is a lot of well-developed research on the benefits of Lion’s Mane, with new studies published regularly.
A Note on Natural Farming: This a method inspired by the natural rhythms of nature, the work of Shizen Nōhō "Do Nothing" Farmer, Philosopher and Author Masanobu Fukuoka and is a low-impact, peaceful approach. The idea is to minimize the human imprint, to integrate the agriculture into the indigenous environment, and allow the wild soil and environment contribute to the expression of the tea.
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"I had this every morning in January and I swear that my house and boring paperwork has never been so organised. Absolutely zero jittery feeling but such a razor sharp focus and healthy and very useful amount of calm energy. I can’t actually picture not having it as part of my daily life as I just get so much done. I even was focused enough to start reading books again. It’s an insanely good product."
"Really feel the benefits with this Lions Mane"
"I love this product! I love it in my coffee or milk elixirs with cacao! It's great for to increase concentration in a stressful times!"
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| Lion’s mane, scientifically known as Hericium Erinaceus is found and cultivated in Northern America, Europe, and Asia. It has been used for centuries in TCM. At certain points in history, this odd-looking fungus was reserved for royalty, due to its regal, lion-like appearance. There is a lot of well-developed research on the benefits of Lion’s Mane, with new studies published regularly. A Note on Natural Farming: This a method inspired by the natural rhythms of nature, the work of Shizen Nōhō "Do Nothing" Farmer, Philosopher and Author Masanobu Fukuoka and is a low-impact, peaceful approach. The idea is to minimize the human imprint, to integrate the agriculture into the indigenous environment, and allow the wild soil and environment contribute to the expression of the tea. | Regular price
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Lion’s mane, scientifically known as Hericium Erinaceus is found and cultivated in Northern America, Europe, and Asia. It has been used for centuries in TCM. At certain points in history, this odd-looking fungus was reserved for royalty, due to its regal, lion-like appearance.
There is a lot of well-developed research on the benefits of Lion’s Mane, with new studies published regularly.
A Note on Natural Farming: This a method inspired by the natural rhythms of nature, the work of Shizen Nōhō "Do Nothing" Farmer, Philosopher and Author Masanobu Fukuoka and is a low-impact, peaceful approach. The idea is to minimize the human imprint, to integrate the agriculture into the indigenous environment, and allow the wild soil and environment contribute to the expression of the tea.
