Lingzhi Reishi Tincture

Lingzhi-reishi, also known as Ganoderma lucidum and Lingzhi, is a fungus that grows in various hot and humid location s and has been a staple in Eastern medicine. Located in the mushroom, there are several molecules, including triterpenoids, polysaccharides and peptidoglycans, that may be responsible for its longevity health effects. Extracts that contain these specific molecules have been tested in cell, animal and human studies. From these tests, 6 scientifically studied benefits of the reishi mushroom were confirmed.

• The most important effect of the reishi mushroom is that it can boost your immune system.
• Positive results showing the fungi contains cancer-fighting properties, while several other studies have shown that it can actually destroy and kill cancer cells. People taking medications like anticoagulants or immunosuppressants should probably delay or avoid taking this, but always consult with your doctor before putting anything into your body.
• Other studies have documented reduced fatigue and depression, as well as an improved quality of life, making it a good candidate for specific mild to moderate mental health treatments.
• One study showed that reishi mushroom may increase “good” HDL cholesterol and decrease the unwanted triglycerides.
• Molecules found in the reishi mushroom can decrease blood sugar in animals and further studies are ongoing to see if those results are transferred to humans.
• Several experts believe that the mushroom may enhance antioxidant status in the body which would make it a good candidate for use in supplements and special diets.

Side effects of Reishi include:

• Dry mouth, throat, and nose, Itchy mouth, throat, and nose, Stomach upset. Nosebleed, Bloody stools, Rash (from reishi wine), Allergies (from breathing reishi spores)

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Probing the Lingzhi Reishi NIH

Immuno-modulation by Ganoderma lucidum NIH

Natural Killer Cells Lingzhi Reishi NIH

Monitoring of immune responses to a herbal immuno-modulator in patients with advanced colorectal

cancer NIH

Another clinical test showed no positive results NIH

Overall, it is clear that reishi impacts white blood cells and immune function. More research is needed to determine the extent of the benefits in the healthy and ill.