The following is the list of species of the genus Gannoderma Lucidum.
Known as Ganoderma, it is the famous Reishi (Japanese name) Ling Zhi Chinese name, with the scientific name Gaoderma Lucidum. A fungus originating in China that has now spread around the world is revered and considered in Ayurvedic medicine but not only as miraculous, and it really is!
This variety of Reishi (Ganoderma Lucidum) has been cultivated in Asia for us, in symbiosis with chestnut, from which it grows directly from its courtyard, about a man's height, with a special technique, just harvested it was dried at 40° to preserve all its components and make it aseptic, naturally and with love, it is not cut and nothing has been added.
Not by chance is its form of kidney, which identifies the expulsion of the negative and the energy and physical cleansing.
Ganoderma Lucidum is rich in many pharmacologically important compounds that act synergistically:
Ganoderma Lucidum is a medicinal mushroom of Chinese origin, used for centuries in China, Japan, and Korea as an elixir of health and longevity, earning itself the reputation of being a "fungi of immortality".
Its anti-tumor, immunostimulating, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, hypoglycemic, hypolipid and hypotensive properties are supported by well-known scientific research.
But there are many more that we will list more specifically below.
One thing to be aware of, however, is that most of the extracts and preparations based on Reishi on the market do not actually contain the fruiting body of the fungus (the most valuable part) but only the mycelium, which in the case of cultivated fungi is very poor in its related active ingredients and medicinal components.
This whole was dried first and then immersed in a special vodka process for the processing of its active ingredients and its preservation. dry drying Speed so that it increases its effects by 5 times the weight to a 5:1 ratio. It is not to be consumed as food, but only as medicine, with the right doses.
From a structural point of view, the Ganoderma or Reishi red is distinguished by the circular red hat with a light edge, tending to a bright yellow if young and opaque if mature, which can reach 15 centimetres (cm) in diameter. The stem is vertical or oblique, up to 30 cm long, nodular and shiny. The pulp is elastic and coriaceous, with a pleasant tannic smell and a woody taste.
Scientific name: Other, including:
Family: Other edible mushrooms
Popular names: Reishi, Ling Zhi
- Triterpenoids (140 different types)
- Polysaccharides (more than 100 different types, including betaglucans-uses for the immune system- and glycoproteins)
- Nucleothids and nucleosides (including adenosine, which has vasodilator effect)
- Steroli
- Fatty acids
- Proteins/peptides
- Minerals (Magnenesian Potassio, calcium, Zinc, Iron, Manganese, Copper and the rare German)
Owner of Ganoderma
The dry extract of Ganoderma Lucidum contains about 400 bioactive compounds, including:
Ganoderma or Reishi is an Official Mushroom, used in various traditional oriental medical techniques; the active ingredients of Ganoderma or Reishi are:
- β-glucan polysaccharides and ether-β-glucans, known anti-tumor and immunostimulating molecules
- Proteins called Ling Zhi-8 (LZ-8), anti-allergic peptides,
- Cholesterol-hypotensives and
- Ganoderic acids (triterpenes), sterols that reduce allergic reactions by limiting histamine production, optimizing cellular respiration and promoting liver function.
Ganoderma or Reishi is a class of closely related triterpeneids (derived from lanosterol) found in Ganoderma fungi.
- It has anti-tumor activity thanks to glucan polysaccharides
- It is a stimulant of the body's immune defenses and is therefore particularly useful in situations of immune imbalance.
- It has an anti-allergic action, limiting histamine production by oleic and ganoderic acids.
- It has a hypotensive effect on the body due to the presence of specific specific proteins, which are valid against cholesterol buildup.8
- It contains essential minerals such as sulphur, iron, calcium and phosphorus, which are necessary for the overall health of the organism.
- It also has antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects due to its vitamin C and E content.
- It reduces stress and feelings of fatigue.
- Antimicrobial, antiviral (e.g. against Herpes and HIV) and antifungal
- Anti-inflammatory
- Antihistamine (histamine receptors are responsible for stomach acid production and allergic reactions, for example)
- Antiperspirant (for lowering pressure values)
- Hypolypeptidemizing agent (cholesterol lowering effect)
- Anti-diabetic (against high blood sugar levels typical of diabetes)
- Antioxidant (action against free radicals)
- Antiaging (anti-aging effect)
- Anti-cancer (anti-tumour effect)
- Immunostimulant (stimulation of the immune system)
TEST AND EXPERIMENTS on certain diseases and their improvement in the
Diabetes
- glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c)
- fasting and after-meal glucose (glucose)
- insulin at fasting and after meals
- C peptide (an index of endogenous insulin production)
Cardiovascular
- Improvement of symptoms such as angina pectoris, palpitations, chest pain
- Normalisation of the electrocardiogram (abnormalities decreased from 74 to 55%)
- Significant decrease in blood pressure (invariant in placebo group)
- significant decrease in cholesterol levels (invariant in the placebo group)
Cancer
- Inhibition of growth of cancer cells
- Induction of apoptosis (cell death)
- Suppression of spread (metastasis) and angiogenesis (the mechanism by which cancer cells obtain nourishment)
- Activation of cytokines produced by the immune system (interferons, interleukins, tumor necrosis factor)
Popular and ancient uses in China
- Hepatitis, chronic liver problems
- Renal disease
- High blood pressure
- Arthritis
- Insomnia
- Bronchitis and asthma
- Gastric ulcer
In China it has been used for millennia as a tonic and a longevity carrier
Effects
- adaptogen,
- a painkiller,
- anti-allergic,
- the presence of bronchitis,
- interferon,
- the anti-oxidant,
- the anti-cancer treatment,
- hypotensive,
- the amount of the product used in the manufacture of the product;
- Cardio
- a tonic,
- Antidepressants
- Relaxing,
- the mucolic,
- preventing the HIV virus
- the cortical-surrenalic
- increases the production of interleukin 1 and 2 produced by macrophages and splenocytes.
In addition
ANTI-TUMOUR EFFECTS
Part of the anti-tumor effects of reishi are due to the action of polysaccharides on immune function, which is complemented by DNA polymerase inhibition and post-translational modification of oncoproteins.
The high germanium content may also contribute to this pharmacological action.
Chemical and radio-preventive effects
Reishi has been shown to increase the resistance of caves to γ radiation by containing damage to thymus and splenocytes.
In morphine-dependent mice, administration of a polysaccharide isolated from reishi returned to normal several immunological values depressed by chemical toxicity.
HYPOLIPIDEMIC AND HYPOGLYCAEMIC EFFECTS
Several animal studies have demonstrated the hypoglycemic and polypolic properties of reishi.
The administration of a reishi extract for 2 months in 8 diabetic patients was indeed comparable to that of the controls given insulin (100 IU = ml for 60 days) and oral hypoglycaemic medicines (250 mg/ day for 60 days).
HEPATOPROTECTIVE EFFECTS
Reishi was taken for 6 months in 52 patients with chronic hepatitis B, restoring normal amino transferase levels in 33% of patients and completely eliminating antigens in 13%.
ANTI-INFLAMMATORY EFFECTS
Reishi extracts have been shown to have significant anti-inflammatory effects comparable to conventional diclofenac in acute and chronic inflammatory patterns.
ANTI-ALLERGIC EFFECTS
Reishi is able to restore the normal balance of cytokines TH1 and TH2 in patients with allergic reactions.
ANTIANDROGENIC AND OESTROGENIC EFFECTS
Reishi has androgenic and estrogenic effects useful for treating several conditions including benign prostatic hyperplasia and osteoporosis.
ANTIHERPETIC EFFECTS
Reishi is a potent inhibitor of herpes simplex virus types 1 and 2.
ANTIOXIDANT EFFECTS
Reishi inhibits lipid peroxidation and has a powerful free radical removal action.
[24].
ANTIBACTERIAL EFFECTS
Reishi extracts are active against several types of positive and negative gram bacteria including Bacillus subtilis, Klebsiella oxytoca and Helicobacter pylori.
ANTI-ULCER EFFECTS
Reishi's polysaccharides protect the gastric mucosa and promote repair by suppressing TNF-a and inducing the c-myc and ODC genes.
HYPOTENSIVE EFFECTS
In a double-blind study of 54 patients with stage 2 primary hypertension who had not responded positively to conventional treatment (catopril 25 mg or nomodipine 3 times/ day), reishi improved systemic blood pressure by 82.5% in just 14 days of treatment.
There are different ways to do this and different forms and solutions.
We do not recommend commercial bottles because 90% of the contained in it is mycelium and not the essence of the raw material, and it is contained in everything and not the caps containing the active ingredients, and it has not been properly stored and is peeled more since it has a process of exicaturation
How much?
This is specifically the extract in powdered 5:1 (means that each gram has within 5 grams of the dry starting product) but you can find it from us in the Whole and the mother tint form.
In the form Extracts from the powder 5:1 may be employed by 1.5 grams a dayIf there are any ongoing diseases or problems to be solved you can increase up to 4 g
Since you can take it for life without contraindications (read below) in this case, for prevention only 1 gram per day is enough.
The solution is a 5:1 solution, starting with the whole solution being dusted, and then the product will be powdered from the mother dye.
(about 95% are spores, which have lost 95% of their active ingredients or have been directly mixed with other substances or which were not part of the whole fungus but only its spores in the past) but this can be seen from the low cost at which it is sold as waste.
What's that?
Since it is a concentrated extract up to 5 times, and therefore much less than the dried solution, the product will be simple and can be taken in a squeeze with water or any other liquid that is not boiling. If it stays on the bottom of the product glass put some water and drink again. It is possible that the same powder will soon be given already packaged in pills.
When?
The best time is on an empty stomach, even better in the morning, making sure you don't eat for at least an hour.
How long before the first results?
It takes two months to see the first improvements, as most remedies of this kind) but in the long run if you also exercise good nutrition and good spirituality you can achieve amazing results.According to American Herbal Pharmacopoeia, Reishi is indicated among the class 1 herbs, this means that it can be safely consumed by healthy individuals, provided appropriately. Although in literature no known side effects are reported, The most sensitive individuals may manifest symptoms such as For the same reason It is considered a super "vegetable herb" Literary gastric disorders Diarrea Rash cutaneous Normal effees of detoxification that may also be dizziness, headaches and digstive disorders
These will check at the beginning and pass within a week or so. Clearly, there are rare cases of people who are alergical to all mushrooms and clearly here we are talking about a fungus Mr.! Medline Plus recommends caution in case of concurrent intake of Antidiabetic Antihypertensive Anti-Agulations
The earliest written references to the fungus date back to Shennong Materia medica, 100 BC, the first pharmacological text that collected the experience of ancient Chinese doctors from 2000 years earlier.
The Reishi was also a major figure in Chinese art: from the first emperor, Shing-Hiang, of the Chin Dynasty (221-207 BC) to the Chinese Yuan Dynasty (1280-1368 AD) he was depicted in paintings, jade sculptures, furniture and carpets. [1,2].
The Reishi grows spontaneously in the forests, attached to the trunk of plants: Oak, Acer, Betulla, Frassino, Magnolia form its natural habitat; rarer is found on conifers (Larice, Pinus); in the east it is found on plum trees.
The limited availability of the fungus has made it long accessible only to the wealthiest families. Since the 1970s, however, it has been successfully cultivated artificially as well, and since the 1980s, production has grown exponentially, especially in China and the United States in the tropical, subtropical and temperate areas. Today, commercially available mushrooms come almost entirely from crops.
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