I've used it and didn't notice any benefits.
Has any of this really played out in healthy human subjects? I haven't seen any studies showing benefits for healthy non-elderly people. We can't necessarily extrapolate benefits in animals, elderly people, or disease states to healthy young people.It is suppose to give a good brain/cognitive boost, energy, mood boost and have neuroprotective properties (increase NGF).
Has any of this really played out in healthy human subjects? I haven't seen any studies showing benefits for healthy non-elderly people. We can't necessarily extrapolate benefits in animals, elderly people, or disease states to healthy young people.
I have been using it in my morning coffee. I definitely notice it. It's not very stimulating but it provides nice clarity. I prefer more along the lines of phenyl piracetam, noopept, and armodafinil when it comes to nootropics. However, lions mane has its place. I enjoy it especially after a night of drinking. It seems to feel like clearing your brain of toxins
After 3 days of lions mane use I can give some personal experience feedback. I have been taking 1,500mg of lions mane with a cup of black coffee. It clears morning brain fog and increases wakefulness. It is not very stimulating, but it helps to feel awake. So far I like it and would recommend it for anyone who experiences brain fog. The effects are suppose to get better over time so I will continue experimenting with it.
Tomorrow I will take it with black coffee and 25 mg of tianeptine and see how it goes.
I've been taking it the past 10 days or so @ 2.5g with my pre-workout, bought a bunch in bulk. I don't believe Lions Mane effects are acute...I could be wrong but the science behind it (increasing NGF in the brain) is very promising. I ordered more the other dayI will say this powder is very sticky lol.
I've been taking it the past 10 days or so @ 2.5g with my pre-workout, bought a bunch in bulk. I don't believe Lions Mane effects are acute...I could be wrong but the science behind it (increasing NGF in the brain) is very promising. I ordered more the other dayI will say this powder is very sticky lol.
Another thing to note is my dreams have been more vivid the past 3 nights. I don't usually even remember my dreams so this is something new and likely due to the lions mane.
For me this isn't a positive or negative things it's just something worth noting.
Another crazy vivid dream last night. That's 4 days taking lions mane with 4 straight nights of really vivid dreams. Just saying
What brand do you use? I'm assuming it's a product that's fruiting body only (which from what I'm reading is what all the research is based on) and not mycelium on grain?
I have never experienced anything that effects my dreaming so much. It provides intense/vivid/long dreams (not nightmares).
Man, you weren't kidding about the vivid dreams. Bought some over the weekend and have been taking 1g before bed.
Yeah man every night since I started it.
You can dose it in the morning and still get the improved sleep and dreams as that is how I first dosed it. Now, I dose it 1,500 mg in the am then 500 mg in the pm.
Will give that a try tomorrow. I wanted to take a couple days off tianeptine and aniracetam before trying something new during the daytime. If you don't mind, please update this thread when you try the one from ND (with whole fruiting body). The product I bought was similar to your swanson version (mycelium on grain) since it was the only one I could find locally.