This blend is formulated specifically to help with regeneration of neurons in the the brain as well as in the body’s nervous system. They have a generous dose of lions mane, a lighter dose of psilocybin and a hint of niacin to help the body absorb the mushrooms to get the most benefits from them. Lion’s Mane mushrooms have drawn particular attention for their unique nerve-regenerative properties as have psilocybin mushrooms according to many recent studies by several reputable institutions. See link👇🏼 https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2xycyd

2-5 capsules per day for 3-5 days per week. (Depending on each individual’s preferences). Taking a couple of days off per week is recommended in order to lose some tolerance buildup to get the most benefits from the mushrooms.

The benefits of Lion’s Mane Increases memory Increases focus Increases concentration Anti-inflammatory Supports gut health Improves mood Increases energy levels Supports insulin sensitivity Can help with PTSD Regeneration of vision neurons Regeneration of brain neurons Benefits of psilocybin •Increase of “openness” and other beneficial shifts in personality •Stimulates the growth of new brain cells •Reduces depression •Elevates mood •Helps PTSD •Smoking cessation and other addiction cessation support Benefits of Niacin Niacin plays a vital role in energy and protein metabolism. Without this vitamin, a proper metabolism such as the synthesis of proteins, fats, and carbohydrates can’t exist. Niacin has an anti-oxidative effect and participates in many enzymatic processes. It’s essential for the regeneration of the skin, muscles, nerves, and DNA. Note* When you take niacin in a dose of 75 milligrams or more, you can experience the flush; a tingling sensation, and redness in the face, neck, and arms, which is entirely harmless when combining with Lion’s Mane and Psilocybin. Yet it’s the symptom of the niacin doing what it’s supposed to do. (Microdosers report that the flush effect gets less intense once their body gets used to the effects of the niacin.) Never take more than 500 milligrams of niacin per day. For those that don’t want this affect we also provide a niacin free Neuro/Regen blend. When is taking niacin not recommended: Hypersensitivity to vitamin B3 Liver diseases Ulcerus pepticum (ulcer of stomach and/or duodenum) Gout Alcoholism Very low blood pressure Decreased kidney function Interaction In a dose-dependent way, niacin induces insulin resistance and lowers glucose tolerance. In those without diabetes, blood glucose levels normally stay within normal ranges; in diabetics, a maximum dose of 1.5 grams of niacin per day is recommended (at this dose, the effect on blood glucose levels is minimal). A “niacin flush” is characterized by red color on the face, arms, and chest (sometimes with small swelling of the skin) and a burning, stinging, and/or itching feeling, as well as a headache, can occur with taking more than 50 milligrams of niacin. These symptoms persist from 30 minutes to an hour on average. This reaction can be intense, but it’s not an allergic reaction. It’s harmless and only lasts a few minutes. By gradually increasing the amount and combining niacin with a vitamin B complex and vitamin C, this flush can be avoided. Stacking Lion’s Mane, psilocybin & niacin