HOW TO TAKE LION’S MANE DURING A PARASITE PURGE
(Quick Prep Guide • What to Use • Why Each Method Works) Lion’s Mane isn’t just another mushroom it’s brain + nerve support during detox, especially when die-off hits your mood, focus, and gut–brain connection. Here’s a simple breakdown of how to take it, how to prepare it, and which option fits YOU: 1. Capsules (Easiest + Most Consistent) Best for: • Busy people • Anyone who wants a simple daily routine • People sensitive to strong tastes Why it works: Capsules give you a clean, measured amount every day. Great for stabilizing mood, reducing anxiety during die-off, and helping with brain fog. How to take it: ✔️ 1–2 capsules in the morning ✔️ Optional second dose mid-afternoon if foggy 2. Powder (Most Customizable + Strongest Absorption) Best for: • People who love smoothies or teas • Those wanting stronger nerve + gut support • Anyone who wants to “feel it” quickly Why it works: Powder absorbs fast and mixes into warm liquids easily, giving your brain + gut instant fuel. Amazing during the foggy, emotional part of die-off. How to take it: ✔️ ½–1 tsp in warm tea, coffee, or smoothie ✔️ Stir well ✔️ Don’t boil — heat destroys the compounds 3. Tincture (Fastest for Mental Clarity) Best for: • People who want quick brain effects • Those struggling with mood, irritability, or overwhelm • Sensitive guts who don’t digest powders well Why it works: Alcohol extracts are rapidly absorbed. This hits neural pathways fast, giving clarity, calmness, and focus — especially useful during heavy purge days. How to take it: ✔️ Dropper under the tongue ✔️ Hold 30 seconds ✔️ Take 1–2x per day 4. Coffee / Tea Infusions (Great Morning Ritual) Best for: • People who want a “daily ritual” • Morning fog, low motivation, brain burnout • Those who want a gentle uplift Why it works: Lion’s Mane + warm drink = smooth focus, gut soothing, and an anti-inflammatory start to the day. Perfect during prep weeks or active purge phases. How to take it: ✔️ Use Lion’s Mane coffee or mix powder into warm tea