Ganoderma lucidum is known in China as the "immortal mushroom" and has been used in eastern medicine for more than 2,000 years.In
recent years, its active ingredient has become the subject of intensive research, focusing on its apparent ability to prevent or
treat certain cancers, to help treat liver disease, HIV infection, acute or recurrent herpes virus infection, hypertension,
chronic bronchitis, allergy and asthma, and its ability to positively regulate immune function.Ganoderma lucidum grows mainly on
decaying wood or tree stumps in the wild in China's coastal provinces
