Ron Teeguarden's Duanwood Reishi

Reishi mushroom is arguable the most revered herbal substance in Asia for the attainment of radiant health, longevity and spiritual attainment. It has maintained that position for at least 2000 years, and its reputation and value are only increasing. It is absolutely safe and is non-toxic.

Reishi promotes calmness, centeredness, balance, inner awareness and inner strength. Daoists have used it to improve meditative practices and to protect the body, mind and spirit so that practitioners could attain both a long and healthy life and spiritual immortality. Reishi is now used as a general tonic to help develop energy, to improve digestion and to improve sleep and significantly improve the functioning of the immune system. It is much better to resist the invasion from within with a fully fortified immune system and not become ill in the first place. This is where herbs like Reishi are now attracting the attention of scientists and consumers alike.

Reishi is widely used in Asia to improve the cardiovascular system. It attacks LDL (the “bad” cholesterol) and reduce excess fatty acids. It has been found to help with the problem of hardening of the arteries, angina and shortness of breath associated with coronary heart disease.

Reishi stimulates the production of interferon and interleukins I and II, all being potent anticancer substances produced in our own bodies. Reishi is also a superb anti-stress herb. Throughout history it has been used to bring balance into the lives of people who need help in this area, and that means most everyone.

This product is made from 100% Duanwood Reishi, which studies have shown is the most powerful Reishi in the world. Duanwood Reishi is far more powerful than common hot house Reishi and Reishi mycelium, the most common sources of raw materials on the market.

Traditional functions- Tonifies Jing, Qi and Shen, protects the liver and heart.

Ingredients - 100% Duanwood Reishi (Ganoderma lucidus)

100 capsules

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