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Gano Excel is the worlds first organic healthy coffee.
Along with the organic coffee beans, Gano has introduced Organic
Ganoderma (Reishi) the "king of
herbs".
Learn about the outstanding health benefits of organic
ganoderma lucidum.
With the combination of the powerful herb ganoderma and the organic coffee,
which has very little caffeine, you have a healthy beverage.
Gano Coffee does not turn your body into an acid environment
like other coffee do.
Gano Excel uses only the finest Brazilian coffee beans, roasts
and grinds the beans in Malaysia, spray-dries the coffee, mixes it with selected
ingredients like Ganoderma Lucidum, and packages it into convenient, air-tight,
single serving packets.
Gano Excel Coffees are naturally processed - no chemicals are
used.
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Reishi - Ganoderma Lucidum
Other Common Names: Ling chih, Ling zhi, Mannentake, Ganoderma Lucidum
As recorded in the oldest Chinese medical text, reishi is the "king of
herbs", the superior herb.
Western culture has often frowned on mushrooms, even fearing the small
innocuous forest growth. The French prize their truffles, but even truffles
and other edible fungi and mushrooms are not as highly valued or show as
much potential as a species of mushrooms called Ling Zhi or Reishi.
Reishi mushrooms are polypore mushrooms. Mushrooms are the fruiting body and
reproductive structure of a higher order fungus organism, much like an apple
is the fruit of an apple tree. The actual mushroom "tree" is a fine
thread-like network called mycelium. This mycelium is for the most part
subterranean, living in soil, logs and other organic litter.
Unlike green plants, which produce many of their own nutrients by
photosynthesis, mushrooms primarily get their nutrients from dead organic
matter or soil. Mushrooms and their mycelium are nature's original
recyclers. Without them, the planet surface would be piled high with dead,
decaying material.
Mushrooms rise out of the mycelium when the right nutrients are amassed and
the right environmental conditions are present. Mushrooms release spores at
maturity. The wind spreads them and when they land on the right spot, the
cycle starts over again.
Reishi often is associated with health and recuperation, longevity, wisdom,
and happiness.Known as reishi or mannentake to the Japanese and Ling Zhi to
the Chinese, G. lucidum is renown for its medicinal properties. It is
believed that certain triterpenes and polysaccharides may account for the
multiple activities of Reshi. Thus, considerable time and effort has gone
into the isolation and characterization of these compounds.
Reishi is a basidiomycete, lamellaless fungus belonging to the family of
polyporaceae. In nature, it grows in densely wooded mountains of high
humidity and dim lighting. It is rarely found since it flourishes mainly on
the dried trunks of dead plum, guercus serrata or pasonia trees. Out of
10,000 such aged trees, perhaps 2 or 3 will have reishi growth, therefore it
is very scarce indeed.
Relatively rare and undiscovered in the West, Reishi and other mushrooms
have been revered as herbal medicines for thousands of years in Japan and
China. Emperors of the great Chinese dynasties and Japanese royalty drank
teas and concoctions of the mushroom for vitality and long life. The ancient
Taoists were constantly searching for the elixir of eternal youth, and
Reishi was believed to be among the ingredients.
In ancient time, reishi in medicine was considered so auspicious that its
medical efficacy has been attested to in the oldest Chinese medical text
(presumed to be over 2,000 years old). The book, which is known in Japan as
"Shinnoh Honsohkyo", is now accepted as being the original textbook of
Oriental medical science. In it, 365 kinds of medicines are classified and
explained. The medicines are basically classified into 3 categories:
120 of them are declared to be "superior" medicines; another 120 are
classified as "average" medicines; and the remaining 125 are placed in the
"fair" category. The "superior" medicines are called "God's Herbs" and they
are for perpetual youth and longevity - the medicines of the legendary
wizards. The "average" category medicines are those which can be taken as a
tonic, and those in the "fair" category are taken to remedy specific
ailments. One must be careful about the volume taken of the "average" and
"fair" category medicines, and should never take them continuously. However,
the book states that for "superior" medicines, any amount can be taken as
desired on a continuous basis with no unfavorable effects. Of the superior
medicines listed in the text, reishi was rated number one.
Ganoderma and its derivatives are not pharmaceuticals and have not undergone
rigorous clinical trials.
As you can see, there are many benefits of drinking "Healthy Coffee" with
Ganoderma Lucidum from Gano Excel every day!
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