Structured evidence table for Lion Mane Brain Health Guide, generated from 2 reusable source documents in the Migaku knowledge base.
| topic | claim | evidence level | citation | source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lion Mane Brain Health Guide | Across the evidence base, the review found a consistent suggestive pattern that warm (e.g., near skin temperature), soft, naturalistic touch tends to support more positive affective HRI outcomes than cold, rigid, "mechanical" touch. | 4 | Howcroft A (2026) | Speech-touch integration for affective human-robot interaction: a scoping review. |
| Lion Mane Brain Health Guide | The evidence base was also largely dominated by short, lab-based studies using existing, typically rigid robotic platforms not purpose-built for affective speech-touch interaction. | 4 | Howcroft A (2026) | Speech-touch integration for affective human-robot interaction: a scoping review. |
| Lion Mane Brain Health Guide | Conclusion Speech-touch integration in social HRI is a small but promising area, particularly for healthcare and emotional-support applications (e.g., supporting children in hospital). | 4 | Howcroft A (2026) | Speech-touch integration for affective human-robot interaction: a scoping review. |
| Lion Mane Brain Health Guide | Background Artificial intelligence is increasingly capable of expressing empathy through language, yet the integration of physical touch-an important cue for social connection-remains fragmented. | 4 | Howcroft A (2026) | Speech-touch integration for affective human-robot interaction: a scoping review. |
| Lion Mane Brain Health Guide | The abundance of Dubosiella, Bacteroides , and Parasutterella were significantly increased. | 4 | Fei Y (2025) | Ameliorating potential of <i>Auricularia auricula-judae</i> polysaccharides in mitigating hypercaloric diet-induced behavioral disorders through gut microbiota regulation. |
| Lion Mane Brain Health Guide | As a major nutraceutical component of a traditional edible fungus Auricularia auricula-judae, Auricularia auricula-judae polysaccharide (AAP) has been well-documented due to its outstanding hypolipidemic and hypoglycemic bioactivities. | 4 | Fei Y (2025) | Ameliorating potential of <i>Auricularia auricula-judae</i> polysaccharides in mitigating hypercaloric diet-induced behavioral disorders through gut microbiota regulation. |
| Lion Mane Brain Health Guide | This study investigated the effects of AAP on hypercaloric diet-induced cognitive dysfunction in mice and the underlying mechanisms. | 4 | Fei Y (2025) | Ameliorating potential of <i>Auricularia auricula-judae</i> polysaccharides in mitigating hypercaloric diet-induced behavioral disorders through gut microbiota regulation. |
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