Reishi Spagyric
Ganoderma spp.
Tap into the world of the Fungi through Reishi Mushroom Spagyric
Reishi mushrooms encompasses several fungal species of the genus Ganoderma. They are polypore mushrooms that are soft corky and flat, with a red-varnish, kidney shaped cap. They do not have any gills on their undersides. They grow as a parasite or saprotroph on a wide variety of trees. They grow in the Northern Eastern Hemlock forests, with a worldwide distribution in both tropical and temperate geographical regions. The botanical name, “Ganoderma” derives from the Greek and Latin roots meaning “brightness or sheen” describing the appearance of the mushroom caps.
The Chinese name is Ling Zhi. In Chinese, “Ling Zhi” is made up of the compounds, “Ling'' meaning “spirit, soul, miraculous, sacred, divine, mysterious or effective " and" "Zhi " " meaning"plant of longevity, fungus, seed, branch, or mushroom”. Taken together, “Ling Zhi” can mean “auspicious plant, divine mushroom of immortality plant, magic fungus or marvelous fungus.”
Ling Zhi mushrooms have been used in Chinese Medicine for over 2,000 years , making them one of the oldest mushrooms known to be used medicinally. They were originally thought to be an elixir of life for gaining immortality. As such, they were valued by Taoist monks for both their properties of increasing health and aiding the development of spiritual experiences and understanding. Ling Zhi was said to “absorb earthly vapors and leave a heavenly atmosphere.”
The polysaccharides in the mushrooms provide the anticancer effect by preventing abnormal blood vessel formation while also boosting immunity. The triterpenes protect the liver, lower blood pressure and cholesterol, fight allergic responses triggered by histamine and also possess anticancer activity.
Reishi also enhances bone marrow nucleated cell production as well as increases white blood cells and hemoglobin.
Mirroring and mimicking our neuro pathways, mycelium’s branching network around the world is now knowledge spreading like wildfire. Here you may find yourself tapping into the network of the world discovering all there is possible to discover, for mushrooms speak “access granted” for those curious enough to seek it. Are you ready to network out through connecting your networking within? Reishi may just show you the way as it works with you to improve your state of being.
In China this glorious being is regarded as “the mushroom of immortality” and is commonly used in Chinese medicine for their possible immune system and energy boosting capabilities.
1-5 drops to begin, on the tongue or in a beverage.
Suspended in 100% Cane Spirits
Small - 4ml
Large- 8ml
Ganoderma spp.
Tap into the world of the Fungi through Reishi Mushroom Spagyric
Reishi mushrooms encompasses several fungal species of the genus Ganoderma. They are polypore mushrooms that are soft corky and flat, with a red-varnish, kidney shaped cap. They do not have any gills on their undersides. They grow as a parasite or saprotroph on a wide variety of trees. They grow in the Northern Eastern Hemlock forests, with a worldwide distribution in both tropical and temperate geographical regions. The botanical name, “Ganoderma” derives from the Greek and Latin roots meaning “brightness or sheen” describing the appearance of the mushroom caps.
The Chinese name is Ling Zhi. In Chinese, “Ling Zhi” is made up of the compounds, “Ling'' meaning “spirit, soul, miraculous, sacred, divine, mysterious or effective " and" "Zhi " " meaning"plant of longevity, fungus, seed, branch, or mushroom”. Taken together, “Ling Zhi” can mean “auspicious plant, divine mushroom of immortality plant, magic fungus or marvelous fungus.”
Ling Zhi mushrooms have been used in Chinese Medicine for over 2,000 years , making them one of the oldest mushrooms known to be used medicinally. They were originally thought to be an elixir of life for gaining immortality. As such, they were valued by Taoist monks for both their properties of increasing health and aiding the development of spiritual experiences and understanding. Ling Zhi was said to “absorb earthly vapors and leave a heavenly atmosphere.”
The polysaccharides in the mushrooms provide the anticancer effect by preventing abnormal blood vessel formation while also boosting immunity. The triterpenes protect the liver, lower blood pressure and cholesterol, fight allergic responses triggered by histamine and also possess anticancer activity.
Reishi also enhances bone marrow nucleated cell production as well as increases white blood cells and hemoglobin.
Mirroring and mimicking our neuro pathways, mycelium’s branching network around the world is now knowledge spreading like wildfire. Here you may find yourself tapping into the network of the world discovering all there is possible to discover, for mushrooms speak “access granted” for those curious enough to seek it. Are you ready to network out through connecting your networking within? Reishi may just show you the way as it works with you to improve your state of being.
In China this glorious being is regarded as “the mushroom of immortality” and is commonly used in Chinese medicine for their possible immune system and energy boosting capabilities.
1-5 drops to begin, on the tongue or in a beverage.
Suspended in 100% Cane Spirits
Small - 4ml
Large- 8ml
Ganoderma spp.
Tap into the world of the Fungi through Reishi Mushroom Spagyric
Reishi mushrooms encompasses several fungal species of the genus Ganoderma. They are polypore mushrooms that are soft corky and flat, with a red-varnish, kidney shaped cap. They do not have any gills on their undersides. They grow as a parasite or saprotroph on a wide variety of trees. They grow in the Northern Eastern Hemlock forests, with a worldwide distribution in both tropical and temperate geographical regions. The botanical name, “Ganoderma” derives from the Greek and Latin roots meaning “brightness or sheen” describing the appearance of the mushroom caps.
The Chinese name is Ling Zhi. In Chinese, “Ling Zhi” is made up of the compounds, “Ling'' meaning “spirit, soul, miraculous, sacred, divine, mysterious or effective " and" "Zhi " " meaning"plant of longevity, fungus, seed, branch, or mushroom”. Taken together, “Ling Zhi” can mean “auspicious plant, divine mushroom of immortality plant, magic fungus or marvelous fungus.”
Ling Zhi mushrooms have been used in Chinese Medicine for over 2,000 years , making them one of the oldest mushrooms known to be used medicinally. They were originally thought to be an elixir of life for gaining immortality. As such, they were valued by Taoist monks for both their properties of increasing health and aiding the development of spiritual experiences and understanding. Ling Zhi was said to “absorb earthly vapors and leave a heavenly atmosphere.”
The polysaccharides in the mushrooms provide the anticancer effect by preventing abnormal blood vessel formation while also boosting immunity. The triterpenes protect the liver, lower blood pressure and cholesterol, fight allergic responses triggered by histamine and also possess anticancer activity.
Reishi also enhances bone marrow nucleated cell production as well as increases white blood cells and hemoglobin.
Mirroring and mimicking our neuro pathways, mycelium’s branching network around the world is now knowledge spreading like wildfire. Here you may find yourself tapping into the network of the world discovering all there is possible to discover, for mushrooms speak “access granted” for those curious enough to seek it. Are you ready to network out through connecting your networking within? Reishi may just show you the way as it works with you to improve your state of being.
In China this glorious being is regarded as “the mushroom of immortality” and is commonly used in Chinese medicine for their possible immune system and energy boosting capabilities.
1-5 drops to begin, on the tongue or in a beverage.
Suspended in 100% Cane Spirits
Small - 4ml
Large- 8ml