Comment · Thu, October 18, 2018 · Natrium Health & Nootropics Depot
So is Paul Stamet’s Brand Host Defense Garbage in terms of Lions Mane?
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toinfinityandbyd · 69 points
Im really considering buying Real Mushroom’s Lions Mane product. I just seen so many threads on this and how Host Defense includes mycelium (root of mushroom) thats turned into grain. I should avoid the latter. Im new to the Nootropics game but Im gonna finish this bottle of Host Defense and grab myself another product. What do you yall think?
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mysticnumber · 1 points
Thank you so much for the info! I will read it tonight.
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · Natrium Health & Nootropics Depot
My pleasure! Once you read it all, please let me know your thoughts.
This whole thing pisses me off, because it's a massive deal! If I was selling you something you thought was a pumpkin, but you later learned I was just letting the roots of the pumpkin plant grow a bit, then grinding it all up with the soil it was growing in, then putting that into capsules and calling it a pumpkin, wouldn't you be upset about that? It's not a pumpkin! The FDA has clearly laid out their rules regarding this. You cannot call mycelium a mushroom. However, Host Defense uses pictures of whole mushrooms in all their advertising. This is misleading people into thinking they are consuming mushrooms, when they are not! I mean, this should be a much bigger deal than it is.