Overview
Reishi Mushroom is a glossy, fan‑shaped fungus that grows on hardwood trees and has been used for centuries in Chinese and Japanese herbal traditions. Known for its rich history and naturally occurring compounds, reishi is typically prepared as a decoction, tea, or extract. Its grounding qualities and deep, bitter‑earthy flavor make it a staple in functional mushroom formulas and wellness routines.
Benefits
Traditional Calming Support
Reishi has long been used in East Asian herbal systems as a calming, grounding mushroom that supports overall balance and well‑being.
Naturally Occurring Polysaccharides
Reishi contains naturally occurring polysaccharides and other beneficial compounds that contribute to its supportive profile.
Deep, Earthy Wellness Mushroom
With its bold flavor and long history of use, reishi is a favorite for teas, broths, and extracts that promote a sense of grounding and nourishment.
How to Use
Tea / Decoction
- Simmer dried reishi in water for 20–30 minutes
- Strain to create a deep, earthy tea
- Enjoy warm or use as a base for herbal blends
Powder / Extract
- Add to teas, smoothies, or wellness formulas
- Use according to your preferred herbal preparation method
Broths & Tonics
- Combine with ginger, cinnamon, or other herbs for a warming tonic
- Use reishi slices in slow‑simmered broths
Ingredients
Single Ingredient
- Reishi Mushroom, Dried, Certified Organic
Sourcing & Quality
Origin
Traditionally cultivated in regions where reishi naturally thrives.
Processing
Harvested at peak maturity and gently dried to preserve aroma, color, and beneficial compounds.
Safety & Precautions
Reishi is generally considered a gentle, grounding mushroom, but individuals with specific health conditions should consult a qualified practitioner before use.
General Safety
Use as part of a balanced herbal or culinary routine.
Interactions
Consult a practitioner if taking medications or managing health conditions.
Pregnancy & Breastfeeding
Seek guidance from a qualified professional before use.
This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
