Ganoderma
tea (Reishi Mushroom Tea/ Lingzhi Tea) is made of 100% USDA certified organic
Ganoderma Lucidum. The Ganoderma Lucidum ingredient used for this product comes
from our self-built organic Ganoderma farm located in Mt. Wuyi, Fujian, one of
the largest Ganoderma origins in China. The
whole cultivation process strictly follows the organic standards without any use
of pesticide, herbicide, and chemical fertilizer to ensure its highest quality
and efficacy.
This
organic Ganoderma Tea is very convenient to carry and make. Each box has 25
individually packaged tea bags. Just open
the sachet, put the tea bag in a cup and add hot water, a cup of warm and delicious
Ganoderma tea will be ready for you in just 1-2 minutes.
This
product has a unique mushroom flavor and a mellow sweet aftertaste. Different from other Herbal Tea on the market,
Ganoderma tea has many health benefits, such as enhancing overall immunity,
relieving stress, improving sleep quality and reducing allergy. It is gluten free, lactose free, and no additives or
preservatives whatsoever, therefore it Is suitable for all people especially
for people with low immunity or high stress.
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