Generally about ganoderma
King of Herbs
History
of ganoderma is 5000 years old. In ancient China, ganoderma in medicine
was considered so auspicious that its medical efficacy has been
attested to the oldest Chinese medical text (presumed to be over 2000
years old). In it, 365 kinds of herbs are classified and explained.
Ganoderma is classified as top of the 'superior' category.
It has been claimed by the Chinese as king of herbs and can be consumed on long term basis and would grant you health and longevity.
Under the attentive research done by both Chinese and foreign scholars in recent years, and cooperative analysis and clinical experiments done by hospitals, colleges, and pharmaceutical manufacturers, its extensive efficacy has finally been discovered. After 2000 years ganoderma has jumped into the spotlight as specific nutrients aim to normalize all bodily functions.
The modern scientist who has taken interest in this ancient remedy came from Japan, China, Taiwan, Malaysia, India, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, and the United States.
The Japanese and Chinese scientists have led the ganoderma research and have confirmed through laboratory experiments and clinical experience the value of the mushroom.
They have discovered how good the nutrients in ganoderma are able to interact with our body and provide health benefits. The active ingredients found in herbs have been collectively called NUTRACEUTICALS.
Active ingredients in ganoderma:
POLYSACCHARIDES:
Main functions:
- Enhance immune system
- Anti-oxidant effect
- Lowering of cholesterol level
TRITERPENES:
Main functions:
- Lowers cholesterol levels
- Anti-hypertensive
- Has calming effect and increase resistance to Stress
ADENOSEIN:
Main functions:
- Inhibit of platelet aggregation
- Improves blood circulations
- Strengthens nerves and brain functions
ORGANIC GERMANIUM:
Main functions:
- Improved oxygenation of cells
- Enhance immune system
