Did you know that Reish Gano (RG) - Ganoderma Lucidum (GL) has the ability of giving us a medical check-up and finding hidden diseases in the body?
It can then remove the toxins and enable the body to become the best doctor to treat a wide spectrum of diseases with the natural immune system.
RG - GL basic functions are to cleanse the blood: remove toxins; boost the function of the kidney; protect the liver; strengthen the heart; and cleanse the colon.
It also acts as a relaxant with anti-cancer properties.
Red Reishi has more than 200 active elements which can be divided into three categories with ratio of:
30% water-soluble elements
65% organic soluble elements
5% volatile elements.
The effects of Reishi on the body have to go through five (5) stages:
Scanning (1-30 days) - Reishi helps to detect hidden disease and toxins in the body and proceed to regulate the body functions. During the process, the body will show symptoms- known as 'ailment reflection". This reaction is not a side effect, but to help us identify the ailing area. This is the scanning effect of Reishi Gano.
Cleansing-Detoxification (1-30 weeks) - Purple Reishi is known as "King of toxin removers" for its power to remove excessive uric acid, lactic acid, excess cholesterol, fat deposits, dead tissue and toxins accumulated in the body. Toxins are discharged through the circulation system - (kidney and liver) by urination and stool, through perspiration, boils, rashes, phlegm and mucus.
Regulation (1-12 months) - During the restoring process, many reactions can be observed. Do not be alarmed, this is the sign of the body healing itself. If the reaction is too strong, reduce the dosage.
Building-Recovery (6-24 months) - Reishi will continue to repair the affected body parts, and strengthen the immune system to be more resistant to diseases. It also supplies the essential elements and vitamins for speedy recovery.
Rejuvenation (1-3 years) - The ultimate aim of consuming Reishi is to maintain the body functions at its optimum and restore youthfulness.
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