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Ganoderma

Ganoderma lucidum is the scientific name for Red Mushrooms, and is said to be more powerful than Ginseng. Known as the "Miraculous King of Herbs", it is called Lingzhi in China; Reishi in Japan and Youngchi in Korea.

Gano Excel is a global company, with operations and offices in 14 countries, and headquarters in Malaysia.

Founded in 1995, Gano Excel owns the biggest Ganoderma organic plantation in the world. It maintains its own Research and Development (R&D) and is recognized internationally as a GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice certification) manufacturing facility, thus ensuring quality products are delivered to our currently approximate 1 Million Members and Independent Affiliates worldwide.

Gano Excel (USA) maintains offices and warehouse facilities in Irwindale, California to help "Bring Health and Wealth to Every Family" throughout the USA and North America.

Gano Cafe

Gano Café is the first known "Healthy Coffee" in the world . . . brought to you exclusively by Gano Excel. Gano Café is a delicious, healthy beverage made from Ganoderma extract and helps to provide more energy and vigor, while reducing fatigue. The taste alone will tell you how good it is.

What is it?

Western culture has often had mixed views about the use of herbal supplements throughout the years; however for Eastern cultures, it is almost considered a way of life. With people in North America looking for alternatives to better health, the properties and benefits of Ganoderma Lucidum have become of interest and appeal.

Ganoderma Lucidum is a mushroom. But not an ordinary Mushroom. A Red Mushroom. A Red Mushroom that dates back over 4,000. Ancient generations prized this mushroom for its medicinal properties … promoting health and well-being. This mushroom is also known as Lingzhi in China, Reishi in Japan, and Youngzhi in Korea.

Ganoderma Lucidum is a rare, special mushroom created only when conditions are right. In nature, when the proper nutrients (i.e., dead organic matter or soil) are present with the appropriate environmental conditions, Ganoderma Lucidum will exist. Ganoderma will grow in densely wooded mountain forests of high humidity and dim lighting, and typically, on dried trunks of dead trees. According to research, out 10,000 dead tree trunks, only about 2 or 3 will show a growth of Ganoderma. For this reason, this particular species of mushroom has been very scarce.

How notable and valuable is Ganoderma? The first Emperor of the Chin Dynasty (221-206 BCE) sent 500 attractive men and 500 beautiful women in search of this herb said to be located on a mysterious island. They never returned. Legend says it was these people who colonized Japan.

What does it do?

In today’s fast-paced society, there are many opportunities for our body functions to become imbalanced. We are constantly on the go, moving from one-place to another. Sometimes, personal care has not been high on the list of priorities when it comes to trying to make ends meet. Our bodies are constantly bombarded with unpleasant influences (stress, pollution, technologies, etc.). These types of pressure have helped contribute to society looking for new ways to help improve health in a more natural way.

Ganoderma Lucidum, often referred to as ”The Miraculous King of Herbs,” has been shown to have the ability to help the body function more effectively and efficiently.

Ganoderma helps to:

Provide more energy and vigor, while reducing fatigue.

Increase brain activity.

Rejuvenate and make you feel young and alert.

Improve the body’s immune system.

Promote a good night’s sleep.

How is this possible? Over 200 special properties of Ganoderma Lucidum have been identified, including more than 100 triterpenoids, organic germanium, beta-d-glucan, powerful alkaloids and amazing polysaccharides like ganoderans B and C. These ingredients combine into the most powerful adaptogen in nature with unsurpassed immunomodulating properties. All this in one herb.

With over 2 million customers in more than 20 countries today using Ganoderma Lucidum as a supplement to their daily regimen, there’s got to be a reason sales of this herb is literally “mushrooming” throughout North America and the world.

Multi Uses of Ganoderma

Beginning in 1995, Mr. Leow Soon Seng and his team of researchers acquired and established plantations to grow Ganoderma Lucidum. Gano Excel was created. Later that same year, he was able to develop an exclusive nutraceutical extract that combined all the best qualities of Ganoderma Lucidum. However, the bitter taste associated with Ganoderma still existed. Introducing this rare herb to the masses would be difficult, if thought and care were not considered.

In 1996, through significant research and development, the idea to combine Ganoderma Lucidum with coffee was born. Why coffee? Coffee is the second largest consumed beverage (next to water) and the second highest traded commodity in the world (next to petroleum). The United States is the largest consumer of coffee in the world with more than half the population enjoying 3-4 cups a day. In Canada, coffee is the favorite hot beverage of choice and over 15 billion are served yearly. Latin Americans prize their coffee as if it were gold.

Finally in 1997, Gano Excel introduced the world’s first coffee with the health enhancing qualities of Ganoderma – Gano Café 3-in-1, a delicious tasting combination of Gano Excel’s exclusive Ganoderma extract, rich Brazilian coffee, sweetener and non-dairy creamer. Soon thereafter, came the development of other coffees (including a mocha to rival any coffeehouse), tea and chocolate drinks, a cereal, personal care products (toothpaste and soap), beauty products (day/night creams, facial cleansers, and body lotion), and supplements. All designed to help enhance one’s quality of life inside and out.

As Mr. Leow said in a recent article written for Java, The Journal of Healthy Coffee, “Of all the natural elements in nature that I have found, Ganoderma Lucidum has the most broad spectrum potentials. It is good for so many things in the human system. Nothing else seems to be quite as effective and quite so adaptive.”

... and there are still more products yet to be created.