Lions mane

• Enhances memory and focus: Stimulates the production of Nerve Growth Factor
  (NGF), which supports brain function. 
• Supports neurogenesis: Promotes the growth and repair of neurons.
• May help prevent cognitive decline: Linked to potential benefits in mild cognitive impairment and early Alzheimer’s disease.
• Improves mental clarity and concentration: Often used for productivity and brain fog.
  
• Mood and Mental Health
  
• Reduces symptoms of anxiety and depression: May regulate neuroinflammation and improve mood.
  
• Balances mood-related neurotransmitters: Including serotonin and dopamine. Lions
  mane increase BDNF (brain-derived Neurotrophic factor) low BDNF is associated
  with anxiety and depression.
  
• Nerve and Nervous System Health
  
• Supports nerve regeneration: Can aid recovery from nervous system injuries
  through Myelation (repairing the protective sheath around the nerves)
  
• Protects against neurodegenerative diseases: Shows promise in protecting against
  diseases like Parkinson’s. LM protects dopaminergic neurons in the substantia nigra,
  the area most affected by Parkinson’s disease.

Reishi

• Triterpenoids: These compounds They are believed to modulate the GABAergic
  system, which is the brain's primary calming neurotransmitter pathway.
  Reduce overactivation in the brain, which contributes to stress and anxiety.
  
• Polysaccharides (especially beta-glucans): Help regulate the immune system and
  reduce systemic inflammation, which can indirectly calm the nervous system.
  Support overall stress resilience and restore balance in the  hypothalamic-pituitary- adrenal (HPA) axis.
  
• Adenosine Content: Reishi contains adenosine, a compound that promotes
  relaxation and sleep by: Binding to adenosine receptors in the brain, which
  encourage a sense of relaxation.
  
• Adaptogenic Effects:  Reishi acts as an adaptogen, helping the body resist physical,
  emotional, and environmental stress. This balancing effect can help downregulate an overactive stress response.