Reishi extract dietary supplement, 50 g
Description: Reishi (Ganoderma lucidum) – its Japanese name means "divine mushroom of immortality." It also goes by names such as ganoderma or lingzhi mushroom. Its health benefits have been recognized as far back as 4,000 years ago. Taoist monks ate this mushroom before meditation, and it is one of the most important medicines in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Reishi and Active Substances: Reishi is rich in germanium, manganese, zinc, copper, iron, amino acids, phytospherols, and a number of bioactive substances with documented effects on human health. These include peptidoglycans and triterpenes. They contain polysaccharides such as beta-D-glucans (soluble dietary fiber), whose health-promoting effects have been scientifically confirmed, which is why they are considered a functional food. Reishi's main areas of action: Reishi has a very wide range of applications. According to Chinese medicine therapists, the best mushroom for strengthening Zheng Qi (we can also say vitality, life force, resistance to the environment, etc.). Because it helps replenish yin and blood, it is particularly useful for women. Research on the phenomenon of reishi mushrooms has been ongoing for over 30 years. Publications indicate that regular consumption of reishi mushrooms supports the body's immunity and is a helpful complement to the treatment of many diseases. Above all, these mushrooms restore the body's homeostasis and normalize organ function, without causing side effects or toxicity. Reishi is a fundamental tool used in ganotherapy, which supports the body with extracts from medicinal mushrooms known for thousands of years. The goal of ganotherapy is to strengthen the immune system, significantly improving the quality of life for people suffering from cancer and supporting the body's regenerative processes. Properties and uses: - It has a calming effect (neurasthenia) and analgesic effect on physical and mental fatigue and anxiety. It calms an overexcited nervous system, while also increasing vitality and reducing the feeling of exhaustion. It supports the fight against depression. - It exhibits strong anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, neutralizing the effects of free radicals. - It has a detoxifying effect. It can help metabolize heavy metals thanks to their easy absorption. - It is helpful for insomnia. Reishi extracts have been tested for their effects on the nervous system in patients suffering from sleep disorders, anxiety, and nervousness. Improved sleep quality and reduced nervous tension were observed in 87-100% of the study participants after just two weeks of using reishi. - Regulates sugar, lipids, and cholesterol, and therefore helps with obesity and diabetes (improves tissue response to insulin). - Combined with cordyceps, it is used in anti-aging therapy. - Protects the heart; according to Chinese medicine, it nourishes it and has an An Shen effect (calms the spirit). The Chinese believe that the heart contains the Shen soul (our main soul). Reishi mushroom can nourish the heart, thus harmonizing and calming the Shen soul. - Regenerative for the liver and pancreas (cirrhosis). It may cleanse them better than milk thistle, but most mushrooms can do the same. It not only regenerates the liver (has a hepatoprotective effect) but also strengthens its blood and yin. This is especially important for women, especially for menstrual disorders. - Used for allergies and histamine hypersensitivity (suppresses histamine release). - As a powerful adaptogen, it increases stress resistance in the stomach, liver, lungs, skin, brain, and kidneys. - Strengthening the immune system by activating macrophages and T lymphocytes, increasing the body's resistance. One study involving cancer patients showed that daily intake of reishi extract improved immunity in 80% of the subjects. Increases in immune factors (interleukins IL-2 and IL-6, interferon gamma) and natural killer cell activity were observed. - Dermatological conditions. - Antibiotic activity (against H. pylori, E. coli, B. dysentery, Pseudomonas, pneumococci, streptococci, staphylococci). - Cough relief, expectorant. - Improves concentration and memory. It protects the brain and stimulates neural repair processes. It is used for osteoarthritis, arthritis, leukemia (effects on the bone marrow), retinal disease, muscle atrophy and dystrophy, and multiple sclerosis. It detoxifies the liver, and regulates defensive qi. It supports oncological therapies and has anti-cancer effects. It strengthens the cardiovascular system (increased contractility, lowers blood pressure, prevents myocardial hypoxia), may prevent myocardial hypoxia, and improves coronary artery nutrition. Reishi in the context of Chinese medicine: strengthens the kidney essence, calms the spirit, replenishes qi and nourishes the blood, reduces shortness of breath, transforms phlegm, and stops coughing. Good dosing practices: Recommended: combine with vitamin C (e.g., sea buckthorn puree), which supports the absorption of the extract's ingredients. Cordyceps is an ideal complement to treatments. In this case, take Reishi in the evening and Cordyceps in the morning. Recommended intake: Before breakfast or another meal, take 1-2 level scoops (in the package) of extract (approximately 600-1200mg), preferably added to a juice rich in vitamin C, e.g., sea buckthorn or elderberry. NOTE: Do not combine with dairy products. Do not pour boiling water over the mixture. Storage: Store in a dry and dark place, tightly closed. Contraindications: People taking antidiabetic, cholesterol-lowering, hypotensive, or antiplatelet medications should exercise caution. Using Reishi may enhance their effects. In case of autoimmune diseases, consult a doctor, as in some cases, using Reishi (its immunostimulating effect) may worsen the symptoms of the disease. Product Specifications: Ingredients: Reishi fruit body extract (Ganoderma lucidum) standardized >30% polysaccharides. Net weight: 50 grams. Contents per teaspoon: 650 mg (0.65 grams). WARNING: Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. This product is not intended for children, pregnant or breastfeeding women. Dietary supplements do not replace a varied and balanced diet. If in doubt, consult your doctor or therapist to select the best dose for you.
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