太子牌日本北海道鹿角靈芝丸, 60粒

We the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology are trained and doing research on mushrooms. This joint research started three years ago with the objective of cultivating high quality reishi mushrooms. The shape of Ganoderma Lucidums mushrooms change greatly depending on the amount of light it is receiving. Depending on the condition, it can lose its umbrella shape to take the shape of deer horns. The deer horns shape Ganoderma Lucidum is a level above the others in terms of quality and nutritional value. What we have done is taking the best components of both Ganoderma Lucidum, such as β-Glucans and Ganoderic acid, and combining them to produce this hybrid mushroom that has a higher level of saturation in β-Glucans. The result of the recent DNA analysis done on the seed fungus used by this plant are attesting the high quality of these mushrooms. This mushroom and it's cultivation process was developed in a joint research with the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology. In the vast forest of Hokkaido, there is still a high reserve of oak wood. Our Ganoderma Lucidum is produced from those local oak woods. We are only using high quality oak wood which has been selected depending on their origin and quality. The selected logs are then cut into small portions and put into baskets. A mixture of sawdust and rice bran is then sealed with the cut logs of oak wood to form the medium for the culture. The next process is the steaming process, which is followed by the inoculation process, which is done in a clean room. After the completion of the inoculation, the baskets are inserted in a cultivation room with controlled humidity and temperature. This process of bacterial baked culture takes about two to three months During that period, a strict control and monitoring is done daily in order to prevent any deterioration or degradation of the micro organisms After that period, the baskets are transferred to a vented house, a greenhouse, or in an air conditioned cultivation room. It takes around 1 to 3 weeks for the first version to appear. The harvest is done two months after the burgeoning. The dried Ganoderma Lucidum mushrooms are then produced into capsule.