DR. LIM SIOW JIN (CEO & FOUNDER OF DXN INTERNATIONAL)
- In 1983, Dr. Lim Siow Jin started his research on Ganoderma and human health.
- In 1993, authored the Ganotherapy after 10 years of extensive research on Ganoderma.
- In 1994, established DXN Marketing (DXN Global) as the Founder and CEO.
- In 1997, conferred with Ph.D. in Holistic Medicine by the Indian Board of Alternative Medicine.
- In 2001, received BKM Award from Sultan Kedah of Malaysia.
- In 2001, honored as one of the Top 10 Outstanding Chinese Youth of the Year by the Youth Association, Kedah, Malaysia.
- In 2002, conferred with Doctorate of Science in Alternative Medicine by the Indian Board of Alternative Medicine.
- In 2002, received the Millennium Award from the International Association of Educators for World Peace, in recognition of Dr. Lim's commitment to promote world peace and goodwill through holistic health and dedication to advance a healthy, strong and socially developed society.
- In 2002, received the Albert Schweitzer Award from the Positive Life Foundation, for his exemplary humanism, untiring peace promotion efforts, and for his compassion in the spirit of the late Albert Schweitzer, the 1953 Nobel Peace Prize winner.
- In 2002, received the Physician of the New Millennium Award from the Alternative Medicine Research Institute (Canada), for Dr. Lim's significant contribution to the health and well-being of humanity.
- In 2002, received the Certificate of Appointment as Senior Visiting Professor (Natural Healing and Ganotherapy) from the Open International University of Alternative Medicine.
- In 2002, received the Certificate of Fellowship from the World Health, Environment and Peace Foundation.
- In 2004, received the Mother Teresa International Award from the Mother Teresa International & Millennium Award Committee under the auspices of All India Minority and Weaker Sections Council.
- In 2005, Conferred with Datuk Setia Diraja Kedah (DSDK) Award by His Royal Highness Sultan of Kedah, Malaysia..
- In 2006, the Golden Earth Award was presented to Dato Dr. Lim Siow Jin by the International Institute of Health Sciences, India for his contribution to mankind and for taking care of Mother Nature.
- In 2007, received the Gold Badge Award - "Global Quality Management" from the Trade Leaders' Club and Editorial Office, Geneva, Switzerland.
- In 2007, received New Millennium Award trophy during the 28th International Award for Technology and Quality.
DXN HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
1970 – China and Japan successfully planted Ganoderma in laboratory using spore separation cultivation method.
1975 – Commercial production in Japan.
1980 – Commercial production in Taiwan.
1983 – Commercial production in Malaysia.
DXN TECHNICAL BACKGROUND
Spore Separation Method
Using spore to reproduce. The disadvantage of this method is the instability in species control.
Tissue Culture MethodExact reproduction of the mother plant, so the control of high quality species is possible. DXN is using this method of cultivation.
Organic Cultivation Method
1. 100% organic farming.
2. No chemical fertilizer, insecticide, hormone etc.
3. Highly nutritional cultivation method, using paddy, brown rice powder etc.
Company Experience
1. Highest therapeutic effect is obtained from Red Ganoderma.
2. Many species are developed from Red Ganoderma which is a common term for a family of gano species.
3. There are more than 200 species from the Red family.
4. 6 species have the highest therapeutic effect.
5. DXN’s Gano product is a combination of these 6 species.
Natural Concentration Method
1. Dehydration
Freeze and dry 5 kg (fresh) gano into 1 kg (dry).
2. Fibre Separation
Remove the less therapeutic fibre from the dried gano using a special technique developed by the company 4 kg. (dried) gano reduced to 1 kg. Total concentration 20:1.
3. Ultra-Violet Treatment
Treated with ultra-violet ray to enhance the therapeutic effect.
4. Micro Powderation
Crush hard cover of the spores and reduce them into micro size using a special technique developed by the company. All active ingredients of Ganoderma are conserved throughout the process.
1970 – China and Japan successfully planted Ganoderma in laboratory using spore separation cultivation method.
1975 – Commercial production in Japan.
1980 – Commercial production in Taiwan.
1983 – Commercial production in Malaysia.
DXN TECHNICAL BACKGROUND
Spore Separation Method
Using spore to reproduce. The disadvantage of this method is the instability in species control.
Tissue Culture MethodExact reproduction of the mother plant, so the control of high quality species is possible. DXN is using this method of cultivation.
Organic Cultivation Method
1. 100% organic farming.
2. No chemical fertilizer, insecticide, hormone etc.
3. Highly nutritional cultivation method, using paddy, brown rice powder etc.
Company Experience
1. Highest therapeutic effect is obtained from Red Ganoderma.
2. Many species are developed from Red Ganoderma which is a common term for a family of gano species.
3. There are more than 200 species from the Red family.
4. 6 species have the highest therapeutic effect.
5. DXN’s Gano product is a combination of these 6 species.
Natural Concentration Method
1. Dehydration
Freeze and dry 5 kg (fresh) gano into 1 kg (dry).
2. Fibre Separation
Remove the less therapeutic fibre from the dried gano using a special technique developed by the company 4 kg. (dried) gano reduced to 1 kg. Total concentration 20:1.
3. Ultra-Violet Treatment
Treated with ultra-violet ray to enhance the therapeutic effect.
4. Micro Powderation
Crush hard cover of the spores and reduce them into micro size using a special technique developed by the company. All active ingredients of Ganoderma are conserved throughout the process.
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