CORDYCEPS COMPLEX
NPN: 80135212
Health benefits
Help improve kidney function, enhance kidney power, and regulate immunity
Applicable Population
People with kidney qi deficiency, fatigue, sore waist and knees, memory loss, sexual dysfunction, premature graying of hair...
Main ingredients
Collagen, ginseng, cordyceps militaris, polygonatum sibiricum powder, magnesium stearate.
Collagen
Your body makes collagen naturally but as you age, your collagen production naturally declines. Additionally, collagen becomes fragmented and more loosely distributed. As a result, these changes lead to the characteristic signs of aging, such as wrinkles and dry, sagging skin. The integrity of the collagen found in the skeletal system decreases with age as well, leading to reductions in bone strength. Age-related collagen loss is unavoidable, especially with poor dietary and lifestyle factors. Therefore, to help with collagen formation, it is beneficial to include protein-rich foods as well as fruits and vegetables, which are rich in vitamin C and other antioxidant and anti-inflammatory compounds.
Collagen is a type of protein and the main structural protein in the extracellular matrix that makes up the structure or framework of cells and tissues. It is made up of cell fibers (gel like substances) found in bone, cartilage, fat and blood. It is important for improving skin elasticity, reducing wrinkles and increasing blood flow to the skin.
There are 28 known types of collagen, with type I collagen accounting for 90% of the collagen in the human body. It provides structural support to tissues and plays important roles in cellular processes, including, tissue repair, immune response, cellular communication and cellular migration, a process necessary for tissue maintenance.
Research findings suggest that taking collagen supplements may help increase bone mineral density in people in postmenopause, who are at a greater risk of developing osteopenia and osteoporosis. In addition, taking collagen supplements reduced participants’ symptoms related to osteoarthritis, including stiffness.
Ginseng
Ginseng, also known as Asian ginseng, is a kind of ginseng genus in the Araliaceae family. It has fleshy roots and can be used for medicinal purposes. It mainly grows in East Asia, especially in cold regions. Although ginseng has been used in traditional medicine for centuries, modern clinical research is still under discussion. Ginseng is a common medicinal material in Asia, and American ginseng (Panax quinquefolius) is also widely used in North and Central America. Many herbal medicine shops and supermarkets can find a variety of ginseng slices and extract health products. The saponins contained in the root of ginseng are its active ingredients. The wild ginseng in Changbai Mountain, China has a high content of saponins, but it is difficult to obtain and is expensive. Ginseng is not easy to cultivate. South Korea began to develop Korean ginseng cultivation in the early 18th century, and the United States began to cultivate American ginseng in the mid-19th century.
It is a perennial herb distributed in areas with an altitude of 500-1100 meters. It generally grows in coniferous and broad-leaved mixed forests or mixed woods on gentle slopes or slopes of mountains with a small temperature difference between day and night. It likes a cool and humid climate. Because its roots are enlarged, spindle-shaped, often forked, and the overall shape resembles a human head, hands, feet and limbs, it is called ginseng. Mandrake also looks similar to a human. In ancient times, ginseng was known as Huangjing, Dijing, and Shencao. Ginseng is known as the "king of herbs" and is one of the famous "Three Treasures of Northeast China" (ginseng, ganoderma lucidum, and deer antler). It is a famous and precious medicinal material known to both the young and the old.
Ginseng has the effects of greatly replenishing vitality, restoring pulse and strengthening deficiency, replenishing spleen and lungs, promoting body fluid and quenching thirst, calming the mind and improving intelligence.
It is mainly used for fatigue, loss of appetite, fatigue, nausea and vomiting, loose stools, weak cough and shortness of breath, spontaneous sweating and sudden loss of body fluids, palpitations and other symptoms!
Cordyceps militaris
Cordyceps militaris (scientific name: Cordyceps militaris), also known as northern cordyceps, is a plant of the genus Cordyceps in the family of Claviceps in the order Claviceps.
The fruiting bodies of Cordyceps militaris grow singly or in groups from the head or nodes of the parasitic pupa. The color is orange or orange-red, with a total length of 2~8cm. The pupa is purple in color and about 1.5~2cm long. It grows on the pupae of Lepidoptera insects in the surface soil of coniferous, broad-leaved or mixed forests, and is mainly distributed in eastern and southeastern Asia.
Cordyceps militaris has obvious effects in immune regulation, anti-tumor, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidation and aging; it can also be eaten directly to make wine, canned food, condiments, and beverages.
Polygonatum sibiricum
Polygonatum sibiricum is a perennial herbaceous plant of the Asparagaceae family and the Polygonatum genus. The stem is root-like; the nodes are swollen, with one end thicker and the other thinner, and the thick end has short branches; the leaves are arranged in whorls of 4 to 6, linear-lanceolate, with curled or curved tips; the inflorescence usually has 2 to 4 flowers, umbel-shaped, with long, drooping peduncles; the bracts grow at the base of the pedicels, are membranous, awl-shaped or linear-lanceolate, the perianth is milky white or light yellowish yellow and slightly constricted in the middle of the tube; the berries are black when ripe. The flowering period is May to June, and the fruiting period is August to September. "Baopuzi" records: "In the past, people believed that this product obtained the energy of Kun soil and the essence of heaven and earth, hence the name."
Polygonatum sibiricum grows on the edge of mountain forests, in shrubs or in semi-shaded areas on hillsides, and is distributed in various areas north of the Yangtze River. Polygonatum sibiricum has a strong selectivity for its growth environment. It prefers to grow in a humid environment, with loose and fertile soil, sufficient surface moisture, shade, and sufficient light transmittance at the edge of a forest; it is suitable for soil with moderate pH and slightly acidic soil; it can be propagated by rhizomes and seeds, with rhizomes being the main propagation method.
Polygonatum sibiricum is sweet and flat in nature. It enters the spleen, lung, and kidney meridians, moisturizing the lungs and nourishing the kidneys, and replenishing the spleen. It is suitable for dry cough with little sputum and dull pain in the chest caused by lung yin deficiency, soreness of the waist and knees caused by kidney yin deficiency, dizziness and fatigue, and poor appetite caused by spleen and stomach deficiency.
Main Ingredients:Collagen, ginseng, cordyceps militaris, polygonatum sibiricum powder, magnesium stearate.
Net content:39g (0.65g/tablet x 60 tablets)
How to use: Oral, 2 times a day, 1-2 tablets each time
Storage method: Avoid light, keep in a cool, ventilated and dry place
Shelf life:18 months
Precautions: Infants, pregnant women, people with edible fungi allergies, and people with seafood allergies, please consult a health care doctor before use.