Reishi mushroom

Last updated on: 04.05.2022

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In China and Japan for thousands of years used as a medicinal mushroom for:

Liver disorders, allergies, inflammation, heart disease, bronchitis, asthma, stomach ulcers, joint inflammation and insomnia, and in high doses malignant tumor conditions. Not investigated by the EMA.

Not approved as a drug

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100 different specific polysaccharides, triterpenes

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Grows on deciduous trees, especially on oak

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not approved as a drug

Presentation as powder, capsules, tea, also coffee

Last updated on: 04.05.2022