Scientists note various chemical compounds, including hericenones in the mushroom have multiple effects on the brain's neural networks and improve cognitive functions.

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A study showed that two-month oral supplementation with Lion's Mane reversed the age-decline of recognition memory.

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Research has revealed the potential of H. erinaceus extract as an effective complementary therapy to traditional geriatric treatments, highlighting its impressive efficacy in non-pharmacological approaches.

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Study results show that Lion's mane mushroom intake can reduce depression and anxiety.

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Cordyceps militaris studied for exercise performance impact, showed slight increase in grip strength with potential ATP production

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An article gives a general idea of the latest developments in C. sinensis research, with regard to the active chemical components, the pharmacological effects and the research and development of products in recent years.

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Studies show that Cordyceps and its active principles possess a wide range of pharmacological actions, such as anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antitumor, antihyperglycaemic, antiapoptosis, immunomodulatory, nephroprotective, and hepatoprotective.

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Chaga might be a potential anti-fatigue pharmacological agent.

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Substances from Chaga have been shown to stimulate the immune system. The most promising finding was the demonstration that Chaga has hypoglycemic and insulin sensitivity potential.

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In the previous studies investigating the anti-allergic effects of fractionated Chaga mushroom extracts, scientists have found evidence that purified inotodiol holds an activity to suppress the mast cell function in vivo.

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