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Reishi Mushroom Capsules

Reishi Mushroom Capsules With extracts and powder from Reishi

The Reishi Mushroom Capsules from LR contain high quality reishi mushroom powder and Reishi mushrooms extract. The capsules support well-being with vitamin C and are also lactose-free and vegan.

In the Capsules we used just Reishi red. Its therapeutic effects have been confirmed by scientific studies in the US and Japan, and have therefore been widely used as a complementary treatment in the Western world. Now in Japan, Reishi red is grown under strict conditions in order to maintain a high content of active substances and thus product efficiency.

Reishi contains, in addition to highly immunologically active polysaccharides (betaglucans), other immune and metabolically active substances and trace elements.

These include 17 amino acids, all of which are essential, have a high content of iron, selenium and vitamin B; support the cardiovascular system and contribute to influencing blood pressure and fat metabolism.

The Chinese name of the Reishi is Ling Zhi and means “spirit plant”. Other common Chinese names are “mushroom of long life” or “ten thousand year mushroom”.

1. Vitamin C contributes to a normal energy metabolism.
2. Vitamin C protects against oxidative stress and helps reduce fatigue and fatigue.

 

Reishi Mushroom Capsules you can use alone or together, preferably in combination with Aloe Vera Drinking Gel . The dosage is individual and depends on the type of disease and its severity. It can also be used in combination with other products.

 

How to use Reishi Mushroom Capsules

1 capsule once a day. The recommended daily dose must not be exceeded. Dietary supplements are not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet, which is important together with a healthy lifestyle. Keep the product out of the reach of small children. Store cool and dry.

 

Frequently asked questions

How does the Reishi mushroom grow?
The reishi is a saprophyte, i.e. a fungus living on dead wood, which grows on tree stumps, roots or the base of oaks and beeches and feeds on them.

Since you had to rely exclusively on wild mushrooms for a long time, finding a Ling Zhi was a stroke of luck and a good omen. In the 1970 they started cultivate the Reishi in large rearing farms worldwide. The mushroom used in the Reishi Plus does not come from wild collections.