R&D Marketing approval market launch in Canada stacking biohacking: Lion's Mane, niacin and psilocybin

Supplement “stacking,” or combining different supplements to increase their beneficial effects, is an increasingly popular practice in the field of biohacking and cognitive enhancement. This article specifically examines the combination of three substances: Lion’s Mane mushroom (Hericium erinaceus), niacin (vitamin B3), and psilocybin, a psychedelic substance found in certain species of mushrooms.
The combination of these three components—Lion's Mane, niacin, and psilocybin—is often promoted in biohacking communities as a method to maximize cognitive and psychological benefits. Niacin is added to this mixture to potentiate the effects of psilocybin, increasing blood flow and thus facilitating the distribution of the active substances in the brain.
While promising, the practice of stacking Lion's Mane, niacin, and psilocybin requires much more research to be fully understood and safe. Individuals interested in such practices should proceed with caution and consult with qualified healthcare professionals before beginning any new supplement regimen, especially one that includes psychoactive substances.
Stacking: synergies and perspectives
The combination of these three components—Lion's Mane, niacin, and psilocybin—is often promoted in biohacking communities as a method to maximize cognitive and psychological benefits. Niacin is added to this mixture to potentiate the effects of psilocybin, increasing blood flow and thus facilitating the distribution of the active substances in the brain.
It is crucial to note that this practice is not widely accepted in the mainstream medical community and carries potential risks, including drug interactions and psychological side effects. Additionally, psilocybin remains a controlled substance in many countries, which limits research.
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