BENEFITS OF REISHI MUSHROOMS

DID YOU KNOW?

• 1. There are 62 different varieties of Reishi mushrooms.

• 2. The six most common types of Reishi are red, black white, purple, yellow, and blue Reishi. 

• 3. Red Reishi, the kind used in ReishiMax GLp®is the highest quality and the most studied of all of the Reishi varieties.

• 4. Reishi spores (mushroom equivalent to seeds) are the most potent source of active constituents, yet the Reishi spores have very tough outer husks with several layers. This prevents the polysaccharides and triterpenes from being absorbed, this problem of the tough outer husks was solved when Pharmanex empaled cracked-spore technology.

See the below photo that shows the Multi-Step Extraction with our Reishi Capsules:


• 5. Pharmanex ReishiMax GLp® has been used and mentioned by name in dozens of published abstracts and studies.

• 6."One of the biggest Reishi benefits is that it’s capable of doing so much, yet produces hardly any side effects.

"Reishi mushrooms are much less toxic than traditional medications as well. In fact, most people report quick improvements in their energy levels, mental focus, and mood while also experiencing a reduction in aches, pains, allergies, digestive issues, and infections."

This was said by Dr. Josh Axe, a frequent guest expert on The Dr. Oz Show, who believes very strongly in the many benefits of Reishi Mushrooms. 

Are there scientific studies validating ReishiMax GLp®?

Yes, Reishi's clinical studies demonstrated that it supports immune function and promotes immense cell proliferation both in animals and in vitro clinical studies.

An unpublished, comparative study conducted by the Medical Institute at National Taiwan University found that ReishiMax GLp® supported immune function when compared to a placebo.

A study comparing Reishi products from China, Taiwan, and the U.S. found ReishiMax GLp® to be the most potent and effective Reishi product available! (Sliva, 2003).*

Is ReishiMax GLp® Safe?

ReishiMax GLp® is safe and well-tolerated at the recommended dosage. There are no known drug interactions.

Consult a physician if you are currently using anticoagulants, receiving immunosuppressive therapies, or have an immune disorder. If you are pregnant or lactating or taking prescription medication consult a physician prior to use. Individuals with known fungal allergies should be cautious when taking Reishi products.

Customer's Questions & Answers

Question #1:     How does it help my immune system?

Answer:       ReishiMax supports a healthy immune system function by stimulating cell-mediated immunity.

According to the results of animal and in vitro studies, the Reishi mushroom has been shown to stimulate the formation of antibodies as well as stimulate the ability of immune cells to proliferate and modulate the functions of Natural Killer Cells.


Question #2:     Why should I buy your Reishi when I see that there are other Reishi supplements that are so much cheaper?

Answer:       First, this supplement has a proprietary cracked-spore technology that frees up more of the powerful immune-supporting Reishi. This higher concentration of actives makes our ReishiMax GLp® a more powerful Reishi product.

Our product is standardized to 6% triterpenes and 13.5% polysaccharides, which are some of the highest levels of activities currently available in any Reishi product.

Second, our Reishi mushrooms are grown in a controlled environment free of pollutants.


Question #3:     How do you get these mushrooms?



Answer:       ReishiMax GLp is produced through solid wood log cultivation, which requires from 120 to 200 days to cultivate. Most of the other companies that offer Reishi Max use sawdust or liquid cultivation. 

Our method yields more of the beneficial polysaccharides and triterpenes from the fruiting body. In addition, the other cultivation methods are very prone to contamination and are difficult to control. 


Question #4:     Do you have any other supplements for immune support?

Answer:             Yes, we have a supplement that supports healthy Immune cell communication. It's called AiE10 and Click Here to find more info about these immune system messengers.

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