How is the latest Cordyceps sinensis formed?
Cordyceps sinensis is a kind of precious nourishing medicine commonly used by the people in China, also known as Cordyceps sinensis, Cordyceps sinensis, etc., its nutritional composition is higher than ginseng, can be used as medicine, can also be eaten, has a very high nutritional value, and can enhance the body's immunity and nourish the lung and kidney. it has obvious inhibitory effect on lung cancer, liver cancer and so on. Let's take a look at how Cordyceps sinensis is formed.
How is Cordyceps sinensis formed?
Cordyceps sinensis is a combination of insects and fungi. The insect is the larva of Cordyceps sinensis bat moth and the bacteria is Cordyceps fungus. At the height of summer, on the snow-capped mountains and meadows above 3800 meters above sea level, the small bat moths leave tens of thousands of eggs on the flowers and leaves. Then the moth eggs turn into worms, drill into the moist and loose soil, absorb the nutrients of the plant roots, and gradually make the body white and fat. At this time, the spherical ascospores encounter the caterpillar fungus bat moth larvae, then drill into the interior of the insect body, absorb its nutrients, and germinate the hyphae. The larvae infected by fungi gradually wriggle to two to three centimeters from the surface and die above the head and tail. This is the "winter worm." Although the larvae are dead, the fungi in the body grow day by day until they fill the whole insect body. in late spring and early summer, a purplish-red grass grows on the head of the worm, which is about two to five centimeters high, with a pineapple-shaped capsule at the top. This is "summer grass."
Where is the origin of Cordyceps sinensis?
Cordyceps sinensis is mainly produced in the upper reaches of the Jinsha River, Lancang River and Nujiang River, to Liangshan in Sichuan Province in the east, Pulan County in Xizang in the west, Minshan Mountain in Gansu Province in the north, to the Himalayas and Yulong Snow Mountain in Yunnan Province in the south. Xizang's output of Cordyceps sinensis accounts for about 41% of the national Cordyceps output, Qinghai Province accounts for about 33% of the national Cordyceps output, and Yunnan Province and Sichuan Province account for about 1116% respectively.
What are the benefits of Cordyceps sinensis?
1. Regulating immunity: Cordyceps sinensis can not only increase the number of cells and tissues in the immune system, promote the production of antibodies, increase the number of phagocytic and killer cells, enhance their function, but also reduce the function of some immune cells.
2, anti-tumor effect: Cordyceps sinensis contains cordycepin is the main component of its anti-tumor effect, clinical use of cordycepin is mostly adjuvant treatment of malignant tumors, symptoms have been improved in more than 91.7%.
3. Anti-fatigue effect: Cordyceps sinensis can increase the energy of human energy factory-mitochondria, improve the cold tolerance of the body, so as to reduce fatigue.
4. Regulating heart function: Cordyceps sinensis can improve the heart's ability to endure hypoxia, reduce the heart's oxygen consumption and resist arrhythmia.
5. Regulating liver function: Cordyceps sinensis can reduce the damage of toxic substances to the liver, and also play a beneficial role in viral hepatitis.
6. Respiratory system regulation: Cordyceps sinensis can regulate the function of respiratory system and has the function of dilating bronchi, relieving asthma, expectorant and preventing emphysema.
7. Regulating renal function: Cordyceps sinensis can reduce the renal pathological changes of chronic diseases, improve renal function and reduce the damage of toxic substances to the kidney.
8. Regulating hematopoietic function: Cordyceps sinensis can enhance the ability of bone marrow to produce platelets, red blood cells and white blood cells.
9. Regulate blood lipids: Cordyceps sinensis can reduce cholesterol and triglycerides in the blood, increase high-density lipoprotein which is beneficial to the human body, and reduce atherosclerosis.
Other functions: Cordyceps sinensis also has direct anti-virus, regulation of central nervous system function, regulatory function and so on.
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