Cordyceps is a category of fungus that includes about 400 species, most of which grow in China, Korea, Nepal and Tibet. Cordyceps fungi are fairly rare and prized as medicinal mushrooms within traditional Chinese medicine. Cordyceps sinensis is a commonly used species and offers many benefits with few or no side effects. Taking some types of cordyceps has the additional benefit of consuming more than one species, which might lead to additional health benefits. Consulting with an herbal specialist before embarking on a supplement regimen is recommended.
Cordyceps mushrooms have been used for nearly 1,500 years in traditional Chinese and Tibetan medicine. In ancient China, cordyceps was recommended for many illnesses and was regarded as a cure-all and a general health tonic, much like ginseng. Cordyceps sinensis, in particular, is reputed to be effective for building strength, strengthening the immune system and reducing the effects of aging. Cordyceps have been fairly well studied in China and Japan, where some of their benefits have been documented, although quality research by Western scientists is lacking.
How can cordyceps capsules help:
This herbal formula helps tonify the kidneys for low libido and sore and weak lower back and lower extremities. It also nourishes the lungs to help transform the phlegm and stop bleeding for chronic coughs. It can be taken over long period of time to help modulate immune system.
This product is made of 100% authentic Chinese herbs of the highest quality. Traditional methods of preparation are enhanced by the latest pharmaceutical procedures to extract the active ingredients from the herbs and concentrate into capsule form. Chinese medicine emphasizes the body as a whole and considers its relationship with the surrounding environment. With a lineage of thousands of years, many traditional formulae are still popular to bring balance and harmony to the body by utilizing natural products.
Symptoms to help: Weak immune systeom, lack of energy, Sexual dysfunction, Weak lung system and so on.
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