Description

The Mushroom Emperors Apparently Took Seriously

Ling Zhi extract powder turns an ancient mushroom into a scoop of daily calm. Ling Zhi is just the traditional name for Reishi, and Reishi is just a mushroom that decided, at some point in ancient China, to become famous instead of just being a mushroom. Most mushrooms end up on a pizza. This one ended up in imperial court records. That's a career upgrade.

This is an extract powder, which means someone already did the boiling and reducing and concentrating for you. You just get the scoop. That's the whole transaction. You put powder in water, the powder becomes a beverage, you drink the beverage. It's a short story with a happy ending, mostly.

What It's Actually Doing In There

Reishi has been used in traditional wellness practices for centuries, and modern supplement shelves keep it around because it supports a few things a body likes to keep in working order:

• Supports healthy immune system function
• Supports a calm, relaxed mood during regular daily stress
• Contributes to healthy energy levels without the jittery stuff
• Promotes restful sleep as part of a normal nighttime routine
• Supports a healthy inflammatory response already operating within the normal range

None of that is a promise that a mushroom is going to reorganize your life. It's a promise that this is a well-regarded ingredient, extracted properly, and put into a jar. The rest of the effort is yours. That part, unfortunately, we cannot powder.

How People Actually Use This

Mix the powder into hot water, tea, or a smoothie. It has an earthy, slightly bitter flavor, because it's mushroom extract and not birthday cake, and if a product called "mushroom extract" tasted like birthday cake that should honestly concern you more than reassure you. Some people take it in the morning to ease into the day. Some people take it at night to wind down. Reishi doesn't seem to have a strong opinion about the clock, which is more than can be said for most of us.

Plum Flower has been sourcing traditional Chinese herbal extracts for a long time, which mostly means they know what Ling Zhi is supposed to taste like, smell like, and do, and they don't try to reinvent it into something it's not. It's Reishi. It's just Reishi, made convenient. The emperors didn't have a scoop and a shaker bottle. You do. Try not to take that for granted.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Specifications

• Weight: 200gr
• Usage: Indoor & outdoor

Pros and cons

• Sustainably produced
• Ideal for everyday use
• May discolor in direct sunlight