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Ling Zhi,
the modern medical aspiration
- Modern studies from Japan backed the findings of the Chinese
medica. Researchers found that Ling Zhi contains high content of
Germanium, Complex Polysaccharides and Triterpenoids. Its Germanium
content is 4 to 6 times higher than Ginseng. All of these substances are
known to be effective for strengthening the immune system and restoring
normal bodily functions. Ling Zhi attracted medical attention for its
benefits for those suffering from a variety of symptoms and illnesses:
1.
Chronic Bronchitis, Asthma
2.
Neurasthenia, Insomnia, Amnesia
3.
Primary Hypertension and Hypotension
4.
Coronary heart diseases, Arrhythmia
5.
Stroke, Hyperlipidemia, Thombosis
6.
Female endocrine disorder,
Female
physiological disease, menstrual disorder
7.
Chronic Hepatitis
8.
Gastric diseases and Duodenal Ulcer
9.
Allergic disorders (allergic and chronic rhinitis)
10.
Dysuria
11.
Arthritis, Rheumatism
12.
Allergic dermatosis
13.
Cancer
Wild
Ling Zhi in Natural Habitat
- Chinese doctors have long
stressed the importance of harvesting Ling Zhi in its natural habitat.
However, Ling Zhi is very selective of its environment and can only be
found in the deepest part of untamed mountain forests. Due to its
rarity, most of the products in the present market are made from
artificially cultivated Ling Zhi. These Ling Zhi are grown in green
houses and are harvested one year after germination. Not only are wild
Ling Zhi darker in color, stronger in aroma and harder than cultivated
Ling Zhi, many of the complex and active ingredients in the wild Ling
Zhi cannot be found in cultivated Ling Zhi.
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