Modern life moves fast — and sometimes our minds struggle to keep up. Between long workdays, endless notifications, and energy dips after lunch, it’s easy to feel scattered or sluggish. That’s where Cheerful Buddha Lemon & Ginger Lion’s Mane Tea steps in: a zesty, brain-boosting blend that naturally uplifts your mood and focus — one revitalising cup at a time.
This refreshing tea combines the warmth of ginger and the brightness of lemon with the cognitive support of Lion’s Mane mushroom (Hericium erinaceus) — creating a truly functional brew that energises both mind and body.
Our Lemon & Ginger Lion’s Mane Tea is crafted from thoughtfully sourced, natural ingredients designed to work in harmony:
Ginger root – Known for its warming, digestive and anti-inflammatory properties. Ginger has been used for centuries to support circulation, ease nausea and invigorate the senses.
Lemon peel & lemon myrtle – Bright, citrusy botanicals packed with antioxidants and vitamin C to support your immune system and refresh your palate.
Liquorice root – Adds natural sweetness while helping to soothe the throat and support adrenal balance.
Lion’s Mane mushroom (33% fruiting body) – The star ingredient, celebrated for its cognitive benefits and ability to support focus, memory and mood.
At Cheerful Buddha, we use only the fruiting body of the mushroom — never mycelium — to ensure maximum potency and purity.
Lion’s Mane has quickly become one of the most talked-about functional mushrooms in the wellness world. Research suggests it may help stimulate the production of Nerve Growth Factor (NGF) — a protein essential for healthy brain cells and neural connections.¹
Studies have linked Lion’s Mane to:
Enhanced mental clarity and focus²
Improved memory and cognitive performance³
Support for mood and overall brain health
Unlike caffeine, which can cause jitters or crashes, Lion’s Mane promotes steady mental energy — making it the perfect natural alternative for those wanting a focused, alert mind without the buzz.
The combination of lemon and ginger does more than taste amazing — it offers a powerhouse of wellness benefits.
Ginger supports digestion and circulation, helping your body absorb nutrients more effectively.
Lemon provides antioxidants to combat oxidative stress, leaving you feeling refreshed from the inside out.
Together, they balance and complement the earthy depth of Lion’s Mane, creating a tea that’s bright, warming, and invigorating.
This harmonious trio supports mind, body and mood — helping you feel more centred, clear-headed, and energised throughout your day.
Start your day with a mindful moment — a few deep breaths and a warm mug of Lemon & Ginger Lion’s Mane Tea.
Morning boost: Awaken your mind and body without caffeine.
Afternoon clarity: Re-energise naturally during that 3 p.m. slump.
Post-meal ritual: Ginger and lemon aid digestion and keep you feeling light.
Its flavour profile is zesty, aromatic and slightly sweet — a refreshing balance that makes each sip feel like sunshine.
At Cheerful Buddha, we believe that wellness should taste as good as it feels. Our Lion’s Mane teas are made using premium, sustainably sourced ingredients — blended in the UK with care and intention.
100% fruiting body mushrooms
Naturally caffeine-free
No artificial flavours or sweeteners
Plastic-free, biodegradable tea bags
Every cup supports clarity, balance and positive energy, the Cheerful Buddha way.
When life feels hectic, slowing down with a mindful tea ritual can transform your mood and mindset. With each sip of our Lemon & Ginger Lion’s Mane Tea, you’re nourishing your body, brightening your day, and supporting your brain — naturally.
Refresh your mind and body — one sip at a time.
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Mori, K. et al. (2009). Improvement of cognitive functions by oral intake of Hericium erinaceus. Biomedical Research.
Nagano, M. et al. (2010). Reduction of depression and anxiety by Hericium erinaceus intake. Biomedical Research.
Zhang, C. et al. (2021). Neuroprotective effects of Lion’s Mane mushroom in cognitive decline. Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience.
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