Mushrooms4Life - Reishi Spore Organic Mushroom - 60 capsules

Description

Reishi Mushroom Capsules from Mushrooms4Life

De Reishi Mushroom Capsules from Mushrooms4Life contain an extract of the spore of Ganoderma lucidum.

Main active ingredients are:

• Triterpenes

Package Contents: 60 capsules

Use: 1-3 times a day and 2 capsules per intake moment

Producer: Mushrooms4Life

About Reishi Spores

The active substances of a medicinal mushroom are found in all parts of the fungus: the visible fungus (mushroom), the mycelium (roots) and the spores (seeds).

However, for each type of medicinal mushroom, the concentration of active substance can differ per part of the fungus. Some medicinal mushrooms contain the most active ingredients in the fungus, while in others it is the mycelium that contains the most active ingredients.

The medicinal mushroom Reishi contains a higher concentration of the active substances in the spores in particular. This mainly concerns various triterpenes.

Because of this high concentration of triterpenes in the spores, Mushrooms4Life has developed a special product: Reishi Spores.

Production Reishi Spores

The production of Reishi Spores starts with the cultivation of Reishi. For centuries, large-scale cultivation of Reishi was very difficult. Until Japanese researchers managed to develop a useful method in the 70s.

After growing enough Reishi mushrooms, the spores are separated from the fungus. The spores are then broken at a low temperature and processed further. The result is an extract with the highest possible concentration of triterpenes.

Finally, this extract is placed in a tasteless casing that dissolves in the stomach. This is how the Reishi Spores capsules from Mushrooms4Life are made.

Divine mushroom immortality

Reishi is the Japanese name. The Chinese is Lishi Zhi. This means 'divine mushroom of immortality'. The fungus owes its name to the versatile medicinal properties it has according to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).

The medicinal effect of Lishi Zhi has been known in China for centuries. According to some scientists, the use of Reishi dates back to the tenth century BC, but due to a lack of written sources, it is difficult to substantiate this.

What we do know for sure is that the Reishi was already known as a medicinal mushroom in the second century BC. The medicinal mushroom is mentioned in a Chinese book from that century.