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Ganoderma is a mushroom used in traditional Chinese or Japanese medicine, with the Botanical name Ganoderma lucidum. Its Chinese name Lingzhi. Ganodrema ranked number one of the superior medicines.

 

Ganoderma have a long history of medical uses. It had been recorded as having the most extensive and effective healing powers. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Ganoderma is the indicated for the treatment of coronary heart disease, bronchial asthma, insomnia, impotence, hay fever, dizziness, stomach ulcer, depression, and debility from long-term illness. Today Ganoderma has various applications including lowering or raising blood pressure, stimulating liver actions, blood cleansing , and acting as an adaptogen in helping the body fight the effects of stress. Ganoderma has been claimed to be anti-allergin, antifungal, anti-inflammatory, antitumor, antiviral,antiparasitic, cardiovascular, antidiabetic, immunomodulating, hepatorotective, hypotensive and hypertensive, kidney and nerve, and sexual potentiating.

 

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Thanks for the information, can you by this in local stores or just on line?

 

You can find it growing in your back yard. I have some growing at the edge of my driveway right now. :)

 

Of course, you can always find the tea or extract at your local health food store, or perhaps a chinese market if you have one nearby.

 

When I worked at a health food store some 10 years ago, we had a bottle of pills that was a mixture of shitake, maitake, and reishi, very healthy stuff. :)

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If you visit this website *spam link removed*

you will find various products containing ganoderma. the testimonials of the benefits it has had have been pretty amazing. it is sold as capsules and for those who aren't into popping vitamins... coffee, mocha, tea... (it is tasteless in these products, and yes the coffee tastes like coffee (take it from a starbucks fan.) the prices and opportunities are more than reasonable and all the products are from a farm in china... check it out

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