Gorilla Shroom Nootropic Mushroom Supplement (6700mg) - 270 Capsules with Lion’s Mane, Cordyceps, Reishi, Maitake for Energy, Immune Support, and Cognitive Boost

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• 3200 MG LION’S MANE: Matches the highest dosage used in human studies and has been shown to support significant improvements in cognitive function. Lion's Mane contains plenty of hericenones, which are known to have strong neurological interactions and, notably, can promote Nerve-Growth Factor (NGF). NGF is a neuropeptide responsible for neuron proliferation and maintenance. It is necessary for the survival of neurons in the brain, which, as we get older, can aid in reducing cognitive decline.
• 1500 MG REISHI & 500 MG MAITAKE: Reishi mushrooms, rich in polysaccharides, triterpenoids, and other compounds, have adaptogenic qualities that enhance mental clarity and focus. Their ability to modulate the immune system and improve sleep, particularly by influencing cytokines like TNF-α, aids in creativity and memory retention. Similarly, Maitake mushrooms act as adaptogens. Their properties not only combat stress and maintain cognitive balance but also foster sharper thinking and processing.
• GORILLA SHROOM 2.0: Gorilla Mind’s "Shroom" formula features a combination of mega-dosed mushroom extracts to support mental clarity, creativity and information retention without taxing your adrenals with excessive caffeine or exotic stimulants. This includes a stacked profile of Lion's Mane, Cordyceps, Reishi and Maitake. It took a 9 capsule serving size (270 capsules per bottle) to accommodate this formula.
• GORILLA MIND STACKS: Shroom can be stacked with Gorilla Mind Smooth, Gorilla Mode Energy or both to take your nootropics stack to take things to another level.
• 1500 MG CORDYCEPS: Comprised of various components and nucleosides including cordycepin, polysaccharides, and adenosine, which have been proven in studies to support enhanced natural biological functions like immune response to stress. Additionally, it has fatigue-reducing properties by increasing ATP levels, supplying energy to the brain and muscles during demanding mental and physical tasks.