Reishi 30% polysaccharides 500 mg, 60 caps

REISHI 500 mg – support for relaxation, tranquility and sleep quality

Reishi is a red mushroom valued in traditional Eastern practices. It is naturally found in Asia, North America and regions of the southeastern United States, among other places. You’ll most commonly encounter it under the name “ray-shee,” and in China as lingzhi.

Calm and regeneration at your fingertips

• The so-called “mushroom of immortality ” – a classic among adaptogens that support vitality.
• Promotes calmness and relaxation after an intense day full of challenges.
• An ideal choice for overstressed people – can support easier falling asleep.
• Supports the body’snatural defenses in terms of daily routine.
• Fits into the strategy of taking care of the body’sform and overall balance.
• Source of compounds with antioxidant potential that support the protection of cells from oxidative stress.

There are more than 2,000 species of “reishi,” but the most widely used is Ganoderma lucidum (red reishi). Reishi is defined as an adaptogen – a group of fungi and plants that support the body to better adapt to physical and mental stresses. In practice, many people reach for reishi during periods of tension and the need for a “calmer head.” Among other things, it provides bioactive compounds (triterpenes and polysaccharides), which are widely analyzed in the literature.

Areas analyzed in the literature and research on Reishi:

1. Support of mood and general well-being during periods of overload.
2. Support of mental balance and “calmer focus.”
3. Analyses in support of normal immune response.
4. Interest in effects on selected markers related to the body’s response to stress.
5. Antioxidant potential – support of cell protection against oxidative stress.
6. Analyses in support of regeneration and general vitality of the body. (source)
7. Interest in the effects on body comfort during seasons requiring greater attention to immunity. (source)
8. Research on reishi bioactive compounds and their role in maintaining homeostasis. (source)
9. Observations toward supporting energy and reducing subjective fatigue. (source 1, 2)
10. Analyses on polysaccharides and triterpenes in the context of overall body condition. (source)
11. Interest in effects on skin comfort and responses to environmental factors.
12. Studies on support of microbial balance.
13. Analyses on the role of reishi in “wellness” routines and regeneration. (source)
14. Interest in supporting body function during periods of reduced form. (source)
15. Studies on reishi bioactive fractions and their effects on various physiological pathways. (source)
16. General support of the quality of rest – part of the “relaxation + sleep” routine.

Precautions

Side effects are rare and subjective in nature. They may include:

• dizziness,
• nausea,
• dry mouth,
• itching or rash.