Cordyceps Militaris Capsule
Cordyceps militaries, the only one successfully cultivated codyceps, its chemical component, pharmaceutical and
toxicological has been completely studied by western and eastern scientists since 20 years ago, cordyceps is
traditionally used as tonic food and herbal medicine for centuries.
Active component include, but not limited, cordycepin, codyceps polysaccharides, cordyceptic acid (D-mannitol ),
vitamin and mineral. Among them, Codycepin, the most important component has the ability of anti-virus,
anti-bacteria, reduce the risk of incurrence of cancer; Cordyceps polysaccharide helps to improve immunity,
anti-aging, protect function of kidney, heart and liver; Cordyceptic acid helps to reduce the risk of incurrence of
cerebral thrombosis, cerebral hemorrhage, kidney failure and promote the water metabolism.
Ingredients:
100% cordyceps powder
Application:
Poor immunity;Hyperlipidemia; high risk of tumor; premature
senility; chronic cough and asthma; kidney failure.
Dosage:
two capsules to be taken, twice a day.
Specification:
300mg each capsule, 60 caps per bottle
Caution:Please consult doctors if use with other medicines
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Evidence-based research & studies: 1. Reduce serum total cholesterol (TC) and triglycerides (TG) and Low-density lipoprotein (LDL) ,increase high-density lipoprotein (HDL), reduce oxidative stress resulting in lipid oxidation by increasing the scavenging of oxygen free radicals (lipoperoxide) and reduce blood viscosity. 2. Cordycepin (De-oxygen adenosine ) can involve in and stop the cancer DNA&RNA duplication, reduce tumor size at 6 g/ per day dose, codyceps polysaccharide help to improve the immune system. 3. The antisenescence effects of Cordyceps in relation to an ability to activate SOD and scavenge oxygen free radicals, in which a considerable accumulation of an excess of oxygen-free radicals occurs, which results in oxidative damage to cells and their intracellular organelles, including age- and illness- associated damage to the energy-producing mitochondria.
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