
Answer:
Based on the limited available evidence, probably not. Some research has shown a benefit with lion's mane on certain measures of memory and cognitive function, but results have been inconsistent and most improvements have been modest, at best. Sign in for our full answer, including details about the research studies, how forms of lion's mane differ, and safety concerns with lion's mane, including names of products found to be adulterated.
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