Red Mushrooms (scientific name: Ganoderma Lucidum or generally called "Ganoderma"),
a family of more than 200 mushroom species, are good for our health. Of these, 6 species
have a particularly high therapeutic effect.
Other
Popular Names:
Reishi (Japanese), Lingzhi (Chinese), Kabute (Tagalog),
Young Zhi (Korean)
Ganoderma is known for centuries as the "Miraculous King of Herbs" that has a traceable consumption record of more than 2,000 years. Up to these days, health miracles are still happening to everyone
from a
child
with Biliary Atresia to an
adult
with kidney failure. Read
more testimonials...
Ganoderma is the only herb on our planet with approximately
400 different bioactive compounds. They develop naturally as a food supplement for a healthy body.
Ganoderma has
5 highly therapeutic bioactive compounds that work in synergy to correct cell imbalances, detoxify the body and strengthen its natural immune
system. They exist all together naturally only in red mushrooms.
Ganoderma is an adaptogen that works directly on every cell of
the human body. It provides oxygen, nutrients and elements that correct cell
imbalances. Thus, strengthening the cell membranes so the cells will not take
in new toxins.
"If the cells are healthy, the body which is a bundle of cells is
healthy."
Ganoderma inhales oxygen and exhales carbon dioxide while growing
like human beings. So, when we take it, we add
good quantity oxygen to
our bodies.
Ganoderma grows very rare in the forest. Yet, it has a million micro spores
(dormant reproductive cells) that never functioned to massively reproduce
before the invention of technology.
Only technology
activates those spores to reproduce one Ganoderma specie into a million
members of the same Ganoderma species. This process is more than enough to
continuously feed and sustain the demand for humans all over the world.
Ganoderma works directly on the body starting from
its cells (not on the disease), thus making it possible for the body to treat the "root cause" of any
disease including those believed to be incurable, chronic or recurrent.
Ganoderma can be taken long-term without the fear of developing a tolerance to its effects.
Ganoderma is not a drug. It is classified under food category by the Food and Drug Regulating Authorities.
