Ginseng Plus with Lion’s Mane

Benefits of Thorne’s Ginseng Plus:
• Enhances the body’s resilience to stress
• Promotes feelings of calmness during times of stress
• Supports cognition and elevates focus after the first use
• Promotes memory during periods of stress
• Enhances mental clarity
• Supports the body’s ability to resist stress-related fatigue
• Promotes a positive mood
• Elevates mood during times of stress
• Enhances blood flow to the brain during stressful tasks

When you should feel the benefits of Thorne’s Ginseng Plus:
• Immediately: Elevates focus
• After 5 days of daily use: Builds the body’s stress resilience
• Within 2 weeks: Enhances memory during stressful periods

Who can benefit from Thorne’s Ginseng Plus:
• CEOs and executives who are under constant stress and are looking to reduce stress-induced fatigue and improve mood.
• Graduate or undergraduate school students who are under a lot of stress and need to promote memory and recall during stressful periods.
• Women that are perimenopausal or menopausal who are looking for feelings of calmness and improved mental clarity.

Explore the botanicals in Thorne’s Ginseng Plus:

Korean Red Ginseng (Panax ginseng)
With use in traditional Asian medicine for thousands of years, the roots of the Korean ginseng plant are well respected for supporting vitality and well-being.* Rare ginsenosides, which concentrate in the roots as the plant ages, are thought to be the most important compounds in the herb. What makes ginseng special is also what makes it a precious and limited resource. The Korean red ginseng in Thorne’s Ginseng Plus is cultivated using sustainable growing, harvesting, and preservation techniques through biomimetic indoor farming, resulting in a ginseng extract that is rich in rare ginsenosides with a gentle ecological footprint.
Greek Mountain Tea (Sideritis scardica)
Greek mountain tea, also known as ironwort, shepherd’s tea, and tea of the gods, is a fragrant flowering plant that thrives at high altitudes and is native to Greece and other areas of the Balkans. With traditional use recorded as early as the first century, this herb promotes blood flow to the brain, supporting mental acuity during times of stress.

Lion’s Mane (Hericium erinaceus)
Well-known for its culinary and historical use in traditional Asian medicine, lion’s mane is a mushroom species that strongly resembles its namesake – a lion’s mane. The most recognized active components of lion’s mane fruiting bodies are beta-glucans, hericenones, and erinacine terpenoids, compounds that are thought to nourish both the brain and the body.