As people look for better options in chronic pain, sleep aides and more – Lion’s mane and cannabis keeps popping up.

Medicinal mushrooms such as lion's mane have gained popularity recently, so two scientists explain what they do—and don't do.

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Lion's mane looks set to shake up the food and beverage industry with new research to suggest the mushroom can aid weight loss.

Learn about the health benefits (and drawbacks) of lion's mane mushrooms on your mind and body with this expert-informed guide from Women's Health UK.

Lion's mane mushrooms are round, white fungi that are safe to eat, and have been used for generations in Asian cooking and for their medicinal benefits.

Lion’s mane, when used in food, can be cooked in various ways, and used for a range of functions. When it’s produced with taste, rather than just nutrition, in mind, are its functional benefits ...

Lion's Mane mushroom, known for its unique appearance resembling a lion's mane, offers various health benefits, particularly for the brain, heart, and gut. It contains compounds that stimulate ...

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Lion’s mane mushrooms may offer some health benefits, such as reducing inflammation, boosting immune function, and improving cognitive health. Learn more here.

Here is a simple recipe from Houston chef Anita Jaisinghani for roasting lion’s mane mushrooms with onions and a few seasonings.