Reishi Mushroom Poem
Reishi is a herb for anxiety and so much more
Reishi
Reishi mushroom is very fun guy
It helps with asthma and it helps with your mind
With circular thoughts, paranoia and stress
Listen up now and I’ll tell you the rest
Reishi is good for heart palpitations
It’s good for longevity, immune modulation
It helps with allergies and it’s a heart tonic
It gives strength and energy right where the heart wants it
It protects the liver, helping it to live longer
It prevents forgetfulness and even sad somber
People use it to help heal cancer, high cholesterol and high blood pressure
If triglycerides are high, it can help make them lesser
Reishi’s an adaptogen, a stimulant and nervine
Reishi’s a relaxant, something were all deserving
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Jessica Wilson
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