Reishi Gano and Ganocelium RG/GL PAIR

 Reishi Gano (RG) is formulated from Ganoderma lucidum cultivated in an organic accredited farm. It is harvested from a 90-day old red mushroom. Ganocelium (GL) is harvested from a 14-day old Mycelium of Ganoderma lucidum. Produced in a Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) certified factory.

* Available packaging size:

- 450mg x 30, 90 and 360 capsules

Therapeutic Benefits

  • Removes Toxins from the entire Body: Prevents Chronic diseases (eg. Diabetes, BP)

  • Prevents ‘Blocks & Clots’ in the Blood vessels: Prevents Heart Attacks & Stroke.
  • Controls Cholesterol: Reduces ‘Obesity’: Prevents ‘Heart Problems’.
  • Saves & supports ‘Terminal’ patients: eg. Cancer, Kidney, HIV, Coma
  • Improves Blood circulation all over the body: Reduces ‘Body Pains’ : Improves Energy.
  • Excellent ‘Anti-Oxidant’: Maintains Vigour: Delays Ageing. Helps in Cancer
  • Reduces problems of Gynaec & Obs.; Menstrual / Menopausal problems.
  • Enhances Hair-growth: Avoids early ‘Balding & Greying’.
  • Improves Fertility for Men as well as Women.
  • Stress Reduction (Mental Health): Calms the Mind and makes it Peaceful.
  • Enables Good Quality Sleep: Opens a Bright and Energetic morning, the next day.
  • Balance body function


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