The reishi mushroom has a rather bitter, woody taste which is why it is traditionally prepared in a tea.
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This fascinating fungus has been revered in Asian societies for thousands of years and is one of the oldest symbols of well-being and longevity. The reishi mushroom has a rather bitter, woody taste which is why it is traditionally prepared in a tea or as an extract or blended into smoothies and the like. Medicinal uses include: increased longevity, anti-cancer, liver regeneration, neuroprotective properties, immune enhancement, improved mood and to relieve depression.
Botanical Name | Ganoderma lucidum |
Organic Status | Conventional |
Country of Origin | China |
Plant Part | Aerials |
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