boiled to oblivion?
This gave me no effect and seemed like it caused the candida overgrowth on my face and scalp to start growing and itch as bad as sugar.<br />I assume Lion's Mane is just supposed to infect your body by growing in it like it would a tree.<br />I don't know what to think about how this is an extract, since on their site it states they boiled it down, which means they could have destroyed the live nutrition. On this note, I am unsure if eating a dead mushroom is going to properly infect your body with this tree infecting mushroom.<br /><br />This Lion's Mane extract tasted similar to cocoa powder, which might be considered nice. Other reviewers stated it tasted fishy, but that it worked. I felt this was significant to mention. Maybe I got a different batch than they did. Maybe the quality control is not functional. Maybe it was harvested at the wrong time.<br /><br />On the plus side, the 30 day money back guarantee was long enough to figure out this was causing me unwanted effects. If the 30 day guarantee is still in effect, why not see if it works for you?<br /><br />I think all these companies leave a note that they are sorry you didnt like their &#34;too good to be true&#34; mushroom supplement, but that you failed by not using it for 2 months. But... when they sell a 1 month supply I dont believe it is fair to tell you to use it for 2-6 months before it works. Does this mean it has to grow inside your nervous system?<br /><br />Because they were extremely easy to deal with, I would order different products from this seller, which was Samsara Herbs. My rating is for the product, not the seller. Since often the same product is sold by many merchants on Amazon.
Rating: 1 stars