• A positive mood
• Refreshing deep sleep
• Increased mental focus
• Stronger immune system
• It may increase your body’s antioxidant capacity
• It may help maintain healthy skin, lungs and urinary tract
• It’s been said that it supports healthy blood, and cholesterol levels
• Supports healthy liver function for body cleansing
• Maintains the brain oxygen level for a feeling of wellbeing.

Brief History of Ganoderma:

Western culture has often had mixed views about the use of herbal supplements throughout the years; however for Eastern cultures, it is almost considered a way of life. With people in North America looking for alternatives to better health, the properties and benefits of Ganoderma Lucidum have become of interest and appeal.

Ganoderma Lucidum is a mushroom. But not an ordinary Mushroom… a Red Mushroom. A Red Mushroom that dates back over 4,000 years. Ancient generations prized this mushroom for its medicinal properties … promoting health and wellbeing. This mushroom is also known as Lingzhi in China, Reishi in Japan, and Youngzhi in Korea.

Ganoderma Lucidum is a rare, special mushroom created only when conditions are right. In nature, when the proper nutrients (i.e., dead organic matter or soil) are present with the appropriate environmental conditions, Ganoderma Lucidum will exist. Ganoderma will grow in densely wooded mountain forests of high humidity and dim lighting, and typically, on dried trunks of dead trees. According to research, out of 10,000 dead tree trunks, only about 2 or 3 will show a growth of Ganoderma. For this reason, this particular species of mushroom has been very scarce.

How historically notable is Ganoderma?

The first Emperor of the Chin Dynasty (221-206 BCE) sent 500 attractive men and 500 beautiful women in search of this herb said to be located on a mysterious island. They never returned. Legend says it was these people who colonized Japan.