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[[[[[ INTRODUCTION ]]]]]]
Cordyceps (sometimes spelled cordiceps ) is a rare and exotic medicinal fungus, and it has been a highly Regarded cornerstone of Chinese medicine for centuries; one that reportedly has a number of far-reaching medicinal effects. Most people in the West have only come to know of Cordyceps within the last 20 years, during which time, modern scientific methods have been increasingly applied to the investigation of its seemingly copious range of medicinal applications, in an attempt to validate what Chinese practitioners have noted for centuries.
The Cordyceps fungus was revered by the Chinese emperors as a sex tonic.
[[[[[[ Traditional properties ]]]]]]]
Sweet, acrid and bitter ,Warming , Kidney Yang, Lung Yin
The cordyceps fungus was first discovered in the high plateaus and mountainous regions around Tibet and western China 1,500 years ago. Tibetan herdsmen noticed that their yaks were much livelier and vital when they ate from pastures where large groups of caterpillars had succumb to infestation from this mushroom and died in the grass. That being said, the vast majority of Cordyceps on the market today are grown under laboratory conditions and are considered vegetarian since no insects are used as hosts. Codyceps sinensis is said to have the following
[[[[[ properties ]]]]]
Increases endurance
Increases blood oxygenation
Tonifies bone marrow
Reinforces the Qi
Increases sperm production
Increases libido
Increases longevity
Clears phlegm
Strengthens the lower back and knees
Strengthens the immune system
An antidote for opium poisoning and addiction
A tonic for anyone after pregnancy or who is recovering from a serious disease.
[[[[[ Chemical Constituents ]]]]]
Cordyceps contains a broad range of compounds, which
are considered nutritional.[1,2] It contains all of the essential
amino acids, vitamins E and K, and the water-soluble
vitamins B1, B2, and B12. In addition, it contains many
sugars, including mono-, di-, and oligosaccharides, and
many complex polysaccharides, proteins, sterols, nucleosides,
and trace elements (K, Na, Ca, Mg, Fe, Cu, Mn, Zn, Pi, Se, Al, Si, Ni, Sr, Ti, Cr, Ga, V, and Zr). If you want to buy Cordyceps sinensis for a great price and for the best quality available ...