Health Food Supplements

Reishi Mushroom Powder

Product information · DXN Morocco

Reishi Mushroom Powder

Product information

DXN’s Middle East reference catalogue lists Reishi Mushroom Powder in its Health Food Supplement category. The catalogue identifies the item by name and displays a 70 g package image, but it does not provide an ingredient panel, preparation instructions, or other product label details. DXN’s exact formula and ingredients therefore cannot be verified from the available official product information; no nutritional or health function is asserted here.

Morocco availability: This item appears in the reference catalogue, but Moroccan availability and formulation must be confirmed locally.

Evidence note

The official catalogue establishes the product listing and category, not health effects or a verifiable formula. Independent literature discusses Ganoderma lucidum generally, but does not substantiate a benefit for this DXN finished product; no health benefit is claimed.

Safety and use

A current official label with directions and warnings was not located. Check and follow the directions and warnings on the local package; do not use the catalogue image as a substitute for its label.

This page is for general product information only. It is not medical advice. No product is presented as diagnosing, treating, curing or preventing disease. Check the current Moroccan label and consult a qualified health professional about health concerns, medicines, pregnancy, allergies or supplements.

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Sources

  • Product — DXN Middle East official catalogue — Exact catalogue name, Health Food Supplement category, and product image relative path (images/bh/RGLP70_ReishiMushroomPowder70g.jpg); the displayed image file is named for 70 g. The catalogue page provides no ingredients or directions.
  • Ganoderma lucidum (Lingzhi or Reishi) — NCBI Bookshelf / NIH — Independent review reports that the human-health evaluation of G. lucidum remains to be clearly established, with many effects based on cell or animal studies and limited human trials; supports the distinction that ingredient-level literature does not establish a benefit for this specific finished product.