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The “Lingzhi Culture” was greatly influenced by Taoism, the native religion in China. Taoism believes that living is most important and that human beings can be immortal by following the regimens and taking a certain magical herbs. Bao Pu Zi written by Ge Hong presented the theory suggesting that a person could learn to become … En savoir plus
Janvier 10, 2017 /Tongji University, Shanghai Institute of Materia Medica, Académie chinoise des sciences, etc.. / Stem Cell Reports Text/Wu Tingyao “Forget who you are and who I am” can be said to be the most typical symptom of Alzheimer’s disease. The reason for forgetting, or not being able to remember recent events, is that … En savoir plus
Janvier 13, 2017 / Université médicale du Fujian, the University of Arizona, etc.. / “Oncotarget” Text/Wu Tingyao Many cancer patients who have gone through untold hardships in treatment are wondering why a tumor that they feel has been “cured” will relapse again after a long period of silence. The crux lies in cancer stem cells. Dans le … En savoir plus
Janvier 20, 2017 / Institut de microbiologie du Guangdong et Centre de contrôle et de prévention des maladies de la province du Guangdong / Journal of Ethnopharmacology Text/ Wu Tingyao It has long been a recognized fact that Ganoderma lucidum polysaccharides can help treat diabetes, mais son fonctionnement est un sujet sur lequel les scientifiques souhaitent en savoir plus. Dès … En savoir plus
More than two thousand years ago, there was already evidence of Chinese worshiping Lingzhi (Champignon Reishi). Myths associated with this magic plant can be found in history. In the Book of Mountains and Seas of the Warring States Period (476-221 B.C.), the young daughter of Emperor Yan, Yaoji, was mystified that she turned into the herb, Yaocao … En savoir plus
Février 9, 2017/Chung Shan Medical University/Pharmaceutical Biology Text/WuTingyao For a healthy person, is there a difference between eating Ganoderma lucidum and not eating Ganoderma lucidum? Ou sous un autre angle, do people in good health need to eat Ganoderma lucidum? En février 2017, a research team led by Professor Chin-Kun Wang from Chung Shan Medical University published a clinical … En savoir plus
Juin 15, 2018 / Université nationale du Gyeongsang, Corée du Sud / Journal of Clinical Medicine Text/ Wu Tingyao Gyeongsang National University School of Medicine in South Korea published a paper in the Journal of Clinical Medicine in June 2018 stating that Ganoderma lucidum can reduce liver fat accumulation caused by a high-fat diet, but related animal experiments also … En savoir plus
March 25, 2018/Hokkaido University & Hokkaido Pharmaceutical University/Journal of Ethnopharmacology Text/ Hong Yurou, Wu Tingyao IgA antibody and defensin are the first line of immune defense against external microbial infections in the intestines. According to a study published by Hokkaido University and Hokkaido Pharmaceutical University in the Journal of Ethnopharmacology in December 2017, Ganoderma lucidum can promote … En savoir plus
September 2018 / Fujian Medical University Union Hospital, etc.. / Integrative Cancer Therapies Text/ Wu Tingyao Does eating Ganoderma lucidum help to relieve symptoms of brain tumor patients? This is probably the first report in an international journal to explore the effects of Ganoderma lucidum in inhibiting brain tumors in vivo through animal experiments– it can bring us some thoughts. … En savoir plus
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