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Lengdi Lingzhi

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Last updated 2026-11-10 — Lingzhi, commonly known as lingzhi mushroom, was referred to in ancient times as the "immortal herb" or "auspicious grass." It enjoys a folk reputation for being able to "revive the dying and grant eternal youth." [Effects] According to Compendium of Materia Medica, lingzhi "benefits heart qi, enriches heart blood, invigorates heart vessels, calms the spirit, benefits lung qi, nourishes liver qi, strengthens the middle burner, improves wisdom, enhances complexion, lubricates joints, strengthens tendons and bones…"

Lengdi Lingzhi

  Lingzhi, commonly known as lingzhi mushroom, was referred to in ancient times as the "immortal herb" or "auspicious grass." It enjoys a folk reputation for being able to "revive the dying and grant eternal youth."

[Effects]

Compendium of Materia Medica states that lingzhi "benefits heart qi, enriches heart blood, invigorates heart vessels, calms the spirit, benefits lung qi, nourishes liver qi, strengthens the middle burner, improves wisdom, enhances complexion, lubricates joints, strengthens tendons and bones, dispels phlegm, strengthens the stomach, and activates blood circulation." Modern traditional Chinese medicine believes that "lingzhi has the effects of nourishing and strengthening the body, benefiting qi and calming the spirit, strengthening the spleen and activating the stomach, nourishing the liver and detoxifying."

[Indications]

Suitable for cardiovascular diseases, impaired immune function, asthma, allergies, neurasthenia, cancer, and more.

[Contraindications]

Not suitable for those with external symptoms such as fever, chills, nasal congestion, and runny nose.

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