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Lions Mane Mushroom (Hericium Erinaceus): The Gastric - Protective Delicacy

Lions Mane Mushroom (Hericium Erinaceus): The Gastric - Protective Delicacy

Hericium erinaceus, commonly known as the lions mane mushroom, has a spherical body covered with dense, white, fleshy spines, resembling a lion's head. Native to Northeast China (Changbai Mountain), North America, and Europe, this mushroom is not only unique in appearance but also in its nutritional benefits. It contains hericium erinaceus polysaccharides and amino acids, which are known to protect the gastric mucosa, making it a popular choice in traditional stomach - nourishing diets. In cooking, it can be used to make soups, such as hericium erinaceus and chicken soup, stewed with meat, processed into hericium erinaceus powder, or used in health foods. It can even be used in vegetarian cuisine to mimic the texture of meat. DETAN Mushroom's commitment to quality and its efficient supply chain across multiple regions in China could potentially bring high - quality hericium erinaceus products to customers, ensuring freshness and efficacy through its ONE - TOUCH production and distribut
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Advantages of the product

Gastrointestinal Health Support

Contains hericenones and erinacines, known for protecting gastric mucosa; traditionally used in 椋熺枟 (dietary therapy) for stomach health, suitable for soups, stews, or health powders.

Nutrient-Dense for Brain Health

Rich in amino acids and polysaccharides, supporting cognitive function; marketed as a "brain food" in health products, appealing to aging populations and wellness markets.

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Hericium erinaceus has many delicious recipes, for example, the Hericium and rib soup. To prepare it, wash the Hericium erinaceus and cut it into pieces. Next, place it in a pot with ribs, water, ginger, and scallions. Simmer on low heat until the ribs are tender. This soup is both delicous and nutritious. Another recipe is stir fried Hericium with vegetables. It is prepared by frying the Hericium erinaceus with carrots, broccoli, and mushrooms. Season it to taste to create a colorful dish. Dumplings, stews, and steamed dishes can also be prepared using Hericium. Hericium erinaceus truly offers a wonderful and rich dining experience.

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How does Hericium Erinaceus benefit digestive health?

Contains compounds like hericenones that protect gastric mucosa, traditionally used in soups for stomach health and digestion.
Yes, its meaty texture suits mock meats and stews, providing protein and fiber for vegan/vegetarian diets.
Used in Chinese medicine diets and Western functional foods, appealing to markets seeking natural health solutions.

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User evaluation of the product

Christopher

DETAN's hericium is so fresh—it looks like a little snowball! Used it in a mock meat dish, and my vegan friends were impressed.

Thomas

Made hericium powder for my elderly parents—they say it helps with digestion. Appreciate the sustainable sourcing from Northeast China.

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Global Appeal in Functional Foods

Global Appeal in Functional Foods

Cultivated in Northeast China, North America, and Europe; fits into traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and Western functional food trends, enhancing market accessibility.