The internet is calling lion's mane mushrooms a "superfood," but do they actually have the benefits people claim they do? What you need to know before you try.

Truly wild mushrooms, like morels and chantarelles, are harder to come by — but exciting, cultivated varieties like maitake, oyster and lion’s mane mushrooms can be found in supermarkets.

Lion's mane mushrooms are round, white fungi that are safe to eat, and have been used for generations in Asian cooking and for their medicinal benefits.

Lion’s mane mushrooms are nutritious and have many possible benefits, especially for the brain and heart. Learn more about these important benefits and some possible side effects.

As people look for better options in chronic pain, sleep aides and more – Lion’s mane and cannabis keeps popping up.

Medicinal mushrooms such as lion's mane have gained popularity recently, so two scientists explain what they do—and don't do.

Lion's Mane mushroom, known for its unique appearance resembling a lion's mane, offers various health benefits, particularly for the brain, heart, and gut. It contains compounds that stimulate ...

To celebrate the delicious, nutritious, and ever-impressive mushroom selection at the farmers market, we’ve got a mushroom recipe for you. Lions mane mushrooms are hearty and nutrient dense ...

Lion’s mane mushrooms are gaining attention for their potential to boost memory, enhance mental focus, and even regenerate neural pathways.

Lion’s Mane Mushroom workshop set for Nobleboro April 13 The workshop will be led by Erin and David from Tiny Acres Farm.

The Hericium erinaceus, or lion’s mane mushroom has a range of health benefits. One study suggests it improves long and short-term cognition in young adults. Another posits that the mushroom could ...

Truly wild mushrooms, like morels and chantarelles, are harder to come by — but exciting, cultivated varieties like maitake, oyster and lion’s mane mushrooms can be found in supermarkets.