Reishi for Sleep: What the Research Actually Shows

Reishi is the mushroom people reach for at night, and it is worth being clear about what that does and does not mean. It is not a sedative. It will not knock you out. What the evidence supports is narrower and slower than most of the marketing suggests — which is exactly why it is […]

Cordyceps vs Lion’s Mane: Which One Do You Actually Need?

These two get compared constantly, usually as if you have to pick one. You do not — they are aimed at different things, and the most common way people actually use them is together. But if you are buying one bottle, here is how to choose. The one-line version Lion’s mane is taken for cognition […]

Cordyceps militaris vs sinensis: The Difference That Matters

Two different fungi share the name cordyceps, and they are not interchangeable. One grows on caterpillars at high altitude and is among the most expensive biological materials on earth. The other is bright orange, can be cultivated properly, and is what almost every honest supplement on the shelf is made from. The two species Ophiocordyceps […]

Mushroom Extract vs Powder vs Capsules: Which to Buy

Powder is the cheapest, capsules are the easiest, extracts are the most concentrated. That summary is true and almost useless on its own, because the differences that matter are about what your body can actually get out of each one. The problem all three formats are solving Mushroom cell walls are made of chitin — […]

Fruiting Body vs Mycelium: What You Are Actually Buying

If you learn one thing before buying a mushroom supplement, make it this one. The difference between a fruiting-body product and grain-grown mycelium decides more about what is in the jar than the brand, the price or anything printed on the front of the label. Two different things, both legally called mushroom A fungus has […]

Lion’s Mane Side Effects, Interactions and Who Should Avoid It

Lion’s mane has one of the cleaner safety records among supplements sold for cognition — it has been eaten as food in East Asia for centuries, and the human trials reported adverse events no different from placebo. That is genuinely reassuring. It is also not the same as a large safety database, and there are […]

How Long Does Lion’s Mane Take to Work?

Nobody takes lion’s mane for a week. The research that reported anything useful ran for a month or more — and the one trial that tested a single dose measured something quite narrow. Here is what the timelines in the studies actually look like. The short answer Within an hour: one small trial measured faster […]

Dose de juba de leão: quanto por dia e em que forma

The honest answer to “how much lion’s mane should I take” is that it depends on what is in the jar — and most labels do not tell you. Here are the doses used in the human trials, how to convert them to an extract, and a starting point for each format. What the human […]

Juba de leão: benefícios, dose e o que a investigação mostra realmente

Lion’s mane is the mushroom people reach for when they want to think more clearly. It is sold as a nootropic, a memory aid, a “brain food” — and most of those pages cite the same handful of studies without telling you how small they were or what was actually in the capsules. This guide […]

O que diz a ciência
sobre cogumelos funcionais

Não inventamos efeitos. Abaixo estão 17 trabalhos da PubMed (National Library of Medicine, EUA) sobre todos os cogumelos da nossa gama. Cada ligação abre o registo original do estudo.

Juba de leão

Juba de leão Hericium erinaceus

Cognição, NGF, humor

Efeitos de melhoria do cogumelo yamabushitake (Hericium erinaceus) no défice cognitivo ligeiro: ensaio clínico em dupla ocultação controlado por placebo

Mori K. et al. · Phytotherapy Research · 2009

Em 30 participantes dos 50 aos 80 anos, 16 semanas de pó de juba de leão aumentaram significativamente as pontuações numa escala cognitiva face ao placebo; o efeito diminuiu 4 semanas após a interrupção.

PubMed PMID: 18844328

Melhoria das funções cognitivas com a toma oral de Hericium erinaceus

Saitsu Y. et al. · Biomedical Research · 2019

Doze semanas de toma do extrato foram acompanhadas de uma melhoria nas pontuações do teste de Benton e do MMSE em adultos saudáveis.

PubMed PMID: 31413233

Redução da depressão e da ansiedade após 4 semanas de toma de Hericium erinaceus

Nagano M. et al. · Biomedical Research · 2010

Em mulheres que comeram bolachas com juba de leão, as pontuações de ansiedade, irritação e dificuldade de concentração diminuíram.

PubMed PMID: 20834180

Atividade indutora do fator de crescimento nervoso do Hericium erinaceus em células de astrocitoma humano 1321N1

Mori K. et al. · Biological & Pharmaceutical Bulletin · 2008

Trabalho mecanístico: as hericenonas aumentaram, de forma dose-dependente, a expressão de mRNA do NGF e a secreção da proteína em cultura celular.

PubMed PMID: 18758067

Esta informação é fornecida a título de referência, para dar contexto científico. Não descreve os efeitos de nenhum produto Herbalson. Os produtos Herbalson são suplementos alimentares. Não são medicamentos e não se destinam a diagnosticar, tratar, curar ou prevenir qualquer doença. Consulte um profissional de saúde antes de utilizar.

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