Mico-Leo - 70 capsules UK Only
Mico-Leo is the food supplement with the highest concentration of active ingredients from Lion’s Mane (Hericium erinaceus), known as, “the mushroom of the gut-brain axis”
- Improve blood sugar control
- Improve brain health, concentration and support ADHD symptoms
- Supports gut health, reduces inflammation in the intestines
- Promotes good digestion
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- Organic ingriedients
- Vegan-Friendly
Recommended daily dose: one or two capsules – or according to medical prescription – in the morning on empty stomach 30mins before food.
General precautions: Do not administer in case of allergy to mushrooms. In children under 6 years please use our infant preparations where the dose is adjusted according to bodyweight. Store in a cool and dry place. Do not use if the safety strip is damaged.
70 capsules (677 mg). Each capsule contains 495 mg pure organic extract of Lion’s Mane extract(Hericium erinaceus). 100% vegetable capsule.
ORGANIC INGREDIENTS
2 capsules
Glucans 225 mg
– β-glucans (β-(1-3),(1-6) D- 200 mg
– α-glucans 25 mg
Hericenones C and D 4742 μg
Ergosterol (vitamin D2 precursor) 350 μg
GABA 35 μg
Vitamina C(Malpighia glabra) 12 mg (15% VRN*)
*Nutrient reference values
Allergens
Suitable for vegans and vegetarians
Allergen-free product according to EU Reg. (EU) No. 1169/2011
Gluten free product according to Reg. (EU) No. 609/2013
GMO-free product according to Reg. EC 1829/2003 and 1830/2003
The nervous system:
Highly regarded in the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases (2),It regenertes myelin (1) and nervous tissue ( due to its content in erinacines). It improves memory by reducing cognitive decline (3) and has great potential in treatment of diseases such as dementia or Alzheimer's disease. There are also advanced studies in cases of multiple sclerosis and parkinsons disease.
The gastrointestinal system:
Acts in the regeneration of gastric and intestinal mucosa. Very useful against gastritis (4), ulcers and gastricreflux disease. It also possesses an inhibitive effect against Helicobacter pylori (5). Helpful in cases of intestinal inflammatory diseases ( Crohn and ulcerative colitis ). Due to its capacity to regenerate the intestinal epithelium, it is especially recommended in cases of leaky gut syndrome, food intolerances and allergies.
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