Revitalize ALFA MD Wellness Journal · Research checked September 24, 2026
A tea break can be a welcome pause in a busy day. Our Green Tea with Ganoderma brings two ingredients into one convenient packet. Here is a clear look at what they are and why the combination draws interest.
Green tea: a familiar leaf
Green tea comes from Camellia sinensis, the plant also used for black and oolong tea. Processing methods give the teas their different characteristics. Green tea naturally contains caffeine and plant compounds called catechins. Research on green tea products covers many outcomes, with results that vary by preparation and study. A brewed drink and a concentrated extract are not interchangeable. [source]
Ganoderma: the mushroom ingredient
Ganoderma lucidum is commonly known as reishi. It has a long history of traditional use, and its polysaccharides and other constituents have attracted laboratory and clinical research. Traditional use and biological activity give researchers questions to investigate; they do not establish that every reishi preparation delivers the same benefit. [source]
Why combine the two?
Scientists have studied particular green-tea and Ganoderma extracts together. A 2007 cell-culture experiment reported a synergistic effect on certain cancer-cell behaviors. It used laboratory extracts and cells, not people drinking this tea. The finding is preliminary and does not establish a cancer-prevention, treatment or general wellness benefit from our blend. [source]
For your daily routine, the immediate appeal can be simpler: an ingredient combination you are curious about, an enjoyable tea break, and individually wrapped packets that are easy to keep together.
Our 20-pack, clearly explained
- 20 individual packets for $20.
- Each packet is labeled 2 g.
- One purchase quantity means one pack of 20 packets.
- The ingredient label lists organic green tea and organic Ganoderma lucidum extract.
The 2 g packet weight describes the whole blend. The label shown online does not specify the Ganoderma extract dose or caffeine amount. Follow the preparation directions supplied with your product, or ask our team for help.
Make the ritual your own
Consider an unsweetened tea break as one of the beverages in your day. Tea contributes fluid, and plain tea is among the CDC’s low-calorie drink options. [source] Since green tea contains caffeine, choose timing that suits your sleep and caffeine tolerance.
If you take blood-thinning or immunosuppressant medication, check with your clinician or pharmacist before using Ganoderma. This ingredient deserves specific attention because it may interact with those medicines. [source]
Shop Green Tea with Ganoderma — 20-Pack or ask us about the ingredients at (609) 956-7105.
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Sources & further reading
- NIH NCCIH: Green Tea
- Memorial Sloan Kettering: Reishi Mushroom
- Thyagarajan et al., 2007: Combined green-tea and Ganoderma extracts in a cell-culture study
- CDC: About Water and Healthier Drinks
This article offers general education, not individual medical advice. Revitalize ALFA MD is a joint venture between two separate companies: Revitalize Body MD NJ and pH Balance ALFA.