Reishi, or Lingzhi, also known as Ganoderma Lucidum to western cultures; in simple terms, is a species of Mushroom. Well known in ancient Asian cultures and used in the maintenance of general health and wellbeing. Growing in densely wooded mountains, Reishi prefers humid climates with low light.
As documented in an ancient Chinese pharmacopoeia (book of medicine), Reishi was declared a "superior" medicine, the highest of three categories outlined in this book. Reishi took it's place at the very top of the "superior" category, and was therefore referred to as "God's Herbs"; promoting perpetual youth and excellent longevity, these were the medicines of the "legendary wizards".
Now that we know a bit about Reishi's history, let's look at what it can do for us today. Modern living has us eating more and more frozen and processed foods containing emulsifiers and preservatives, to a point where it's almost unavoidable. Combine dietary factors with the general pace of life today and the energy we exude on a daily basis and you'll understand why a lot of people are almost constantly in a state of "pre-illness", just waiting for something to take hold. Dealing with an illness and indeed recovering from it can be long and slow. This is where Reishi can help.
Reishi offers many benefits in terms of our health and wellbeing, both as a preventative treatment and a cure. Reishi promotes vigor and vitality, longevity, good blood circulation and it assists in eliminating thrombi in blood streams. Ongoing research is finding more and more amazing benefits from the use of Reishi. Such medicinal uses include treatment of cholesterosis, hyper and hypo tension, nervous tension, neurosis, bronchitis and hepatitis to name just a few. This is truly "God's Medicine"!
I welcome all to my website to discuss the benefits of the use of Reishi (Ganoderma Lucidum) in the prevention and treatment of Cancer and many other health and well-being issues. Join us, share your thoughts on Reishi and its benefits and tell us about your experiences. Learn more about Reishi and discuss it with others so they too may benefit from your experience, and you from theirs.
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