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• Preclinical studies on rodent models of stroke, diabetes, and cancer. No studies on lifespan. Details: Use of lion’s mane or Erinacine A, a compound extracted from the mushroom, protected neurons and reduced infarct volume after induced stroke in mice, and also reduced oxidative stress and inflammation (Lee et al, 2014).
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