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Effective Natural Chemical Components of Cordyceps Sinensis Hyphas

Active Components	Percentage	Functions of Component
Cordycepic acid	>13%	Expend airway, suppress coughing, enhance adrenal gland, improve lung functions
Pure polysaccharide	>15%	Enhance immunity by facilitate the immune cells. Double the content of Raw cordyceps
Cordycepin	> 3mg/g	Strengthen natural immunity
Adenosine	> 2mg/g	Relaxation, soothing tense emotion, enhance sleep, increase physical performance for men, activate blood flow and enhance beauty for women, good for cholesterol conditions
Ergosterol	> 2.5mg/g	Good for immune system and strengthen heart function and blood circulation
Adenine	> 0.5mg/g	Enhance central nervous system
S.O.D.	small amount	Increase oxygen supply to brain, improve mental ability, release pressure from study, maintain good vitality, scavenge excessive free radicals

Storage

Cordyceps Sinensis Hyphas has dry and warm properties. Please store this product in a cool, dark place. Be careful as it can absorb moisture easily.

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Cordyceps Sinensis Hyphas Is Advanced Cordyceps Sinensis

Not all Cordyceps Sinensis extract created are equal.
The following research PLOT1-->PLOT 3 show
The Chinese Grown Cordyceps Sinensis Hyphas extract is more powerful than the wild Cordyceps Sinensis, and ten times more effective than most other Cordyceps Sinensis.

PLOT 1 - WILD CORDYCEPS

*POLT 1 is the basic signature of cordyceps sinensis that we use for comparative purposes when determining whether a sample is actually Cordyceps or not.

PLOT 2 - CHINESE GROWN CORDYCEPS SINENSIS HYPHAS

Plot 2 shows a typical liquid cultured (fermented) powdered extract of Cordyceps Sinensis hyphas in China. This is the best quality Cordyceps mycelium product we ever tested.

POLT 3 - American grown CS-4 strain cordyceps grown on a solid substrate of grain

The PLOT 3 show: most grain-grown American Cordyceps sinensis are less active ingredients than plot1 sample. The bioactive ingredient quantities are much lower than the wild Cordyceps, and not all of the secondary metabolite compounds are present in this sample, due to the culture methods, substrate and strain.

PLOT 3-American grown CS-4 CORDYCEPS SINENSIS grown on grain

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Cordyceps Sinensis Hyphas Review by Buyers:

Helped Asthmas
I have had asthma for 20 years. After I took 6 boxes of Cordyceps Sinensis Hyphas, the tightness in my chest and the wheezing in the morining were gone. I love Cordyceps Sinensis Hyphas so much. I suggest everybody with asthma to use it. - Laura Baker, age 40



Benefits of Cordyceps Sinensis Hyphas for Asthma
I have been dissatisfied with the outcome of the treatment of asthma for a long time, so I combinated Cordyceps Sinensis Hyphas to treat my bronchial symptoms of asthma. After using it a few months, I was totally satisfied. It has really eliminated my bad cough and trouble with breathing. - Jin Yao, age 37



Reduced medicine of Asthma
I have had asthma for many years. Recent years, my symptoms of asthma became worse. I had to rely on antihistamines, decongestants, nasal sprays and inhaled steroids. Many thanks for Cordyceps Sinensis Hyphas. It helps me reduce the use those medicines by a lot since I have used it. Day by day, I am getting better. - Piet McNeill, age 55



Great Success
I have been taking Cordyceps Sinensis Hyphas for about three weeks and have had great success. - Tim Lanin, age 30



Excellent Remedies
I have ordered several natural products form the company. I felt that your products actually work. Excellent remedies! Highly recommended ! -Dan Johnson , age 53



Cleared Up Bronchitis
I am a 68-year-old man suffering from bronchitis for 18 years. It had gotten worse over the years and caused me to cough up a lot of thick phlegm. I also had night sweating, panting, dizziness, a heavy feeling in the body and low energy. After taking Cordyceps Sinensis Hyphas for only 5 days, my coughing and phlegm were reduced significantly. The tight feeling in my chest and panting were gone after taking it one month. My cough disappeared and my dizziness, low energy and weakness were nearly gone after two months of taking Cordyceps Sinensis Hyphas. My lung function went back to normal after three months.- Smith Wallance, age 68

No More Prolonged Fatigue
I am writing to thank you and let you know how much I love your Cordyceps product. I have been taking Cordyceps for three months now and I really feel better. No more prolonged fatigue due to suffering asthma.- Ba T., VA, age 80


Back At Work
Cordyceps Sinensis Hyphas¨C this is what I use. I have been using it for 6 months. I got the name from a flyer. I had had pneumonia and I was very weak. I ordered these supplements and inside of 4 weeks I was back at work. They are the best I ever heard of. Thanks a million for Cordyceps S. H.. - H. Hodges, Age 74

About Asthma

Asthma is a serious respiratory disease that literally leaves its victims breathless. People with asthma usually have a combination of problems in the lungs: bronchial muscle spasms, swelling of mucus linings, and increased mucus production. When a susceptible person is exposed to a trigger, such as environmental irritants, allergens, heavy exertion, or even anxiety, the passages inflame further and block air from flowing freely, resulting in an asthma attack. In a severe attack, a person who doesn't receive emergency medical care can suffocate.

In America, the number of people with asthma has increased by one-third in the last decade, probably because of pollution, the effects of emotional stress, and a Western diet that's high in additives, meat products, and fats, all of which can caue inflammation and excess mucus production, Alarmingly, the incidence of asthma continues to rise among children. It is most common in children under the age of ten.

Nutritional supplements, diet, bodywork, and other therapies can go a long way toward preventing and relieving asthma, but if you suffer from this potentially life treatening disease, you also need to be under the care of a good doctor.

Other nutritional supplements Recommanded

Vitamine B12 reduces the reaction to sulfites that causes asthma symptoms in some people, especially in children, Take 1,500 mcg orally or 400mcg sublingually.

Vitamine B6 has been found to be low in people who have asthma. In addition, asthma medications may lower B6 leverals in the body. Take 100 to 200 mg daily.

Lycopene is an antioxidant that has been shown to reduce exercise-induced asthma. Take 30 mg daily of a natural Lycopene complex.

Take 4 to 8 grams fish oil daily. It helpful for preventing asthma. It may take four to eight weekd for you to notice an improvment.

Root Causes of Asthma

Triggers that bring on an attack vary from person to person but most oftern include     * Allergies, either environmental or food
    * Pollution and irritants
    * Infections(colds, flu, or other respiratory infections)
    * Cold Air
    * Heavy physical exertion
    * Poor digestive function
    * Hormone imbalance
    * Emotional stress

Important: If you experience a severe asthma attack, get emergency help at once. Have someone call an ambulance or drive you to the hospital, where you will receive medication to open your air passages.

Recommanded Food

    Eat a simple, light diet, based on foods that don't promote mucus productions:raw vegetables and fruits, seeds, whole grains, lean poultry, and fresh fish.

    carotenoids are antioxidants that have natural antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits. They are found in dark-green leafy vegetables and deep-yellow and orange vegetables.

    Studies show that children who eat fish more than once a week have one-third the risk of developing asthma.

    Garlic and onions have anti-inflammatory properties and are a savory addition to vegetable dishes.

    A glass of clean water every two waking hours will help keep your system clean. Water is especially helpful after an asthma attack to break up mucus.

    Ground flaxseeds are an execllent source of anti-inflammatory omega-3 fatty acids. For children over five years of age, use to 2 teaspoons, and for adults, the dosge is 1 to 2 tablespoons daily.

Food to Avoid

    It is most improtant to discover whether certain foods provoke allergic reactions. In general, it is best to buy whole foods and prepare them yourself, so that you are aware of their content, but if you must buy packaged food, learn how to read lables and scrutinize them carefully. Food preservatives and artifical colorings or flavorings can be at the root of food reactions.

    Food sensitivities can gengerally be rotated in the diet, until you become desensitized to the offending food.

    Even if you don't have an allergy to dairy products, eliminate them from your diet. They encourage the production of mucus that plugs your airways. For the same reason, stay from sugar, junk food, and fried and refined foods.

    Do not eat foods that contain additives or preservatives. This means avoiding processed foods, dried or smoked foods, and salad bars, which are often sprayed with preservatives, such as tartrazine(yellow dye number5), red dye, sulfites(as found in dried fruits), benzoates, and monosodium glutamate(MSG)

    Never eat frozen or extremely cold foods, which can cause the muscles in your airways to tighten.

    Keep pressure off your diaphragm by eating small meals and by avoiding foods that cause gas, such as beans and Crucifeous vegetables (broccoli, cauliflower, and brussels sprouts are the most common offenders).

Detoxification

Every three months, consider doing a tree-day vegetable cleansing juice fast expel mucus. Also, Daily consumption of super green foods, such as chlorella and spirulina, is recommended.

Testing Techniques for Asthma

The following tests can give you an assessment of possible metabolic reasons for your asthma:

    Food allergy/sensitivity testing - blood, electrodermal testing

    Vitamin and mineral analysis - blood

    Candida and flora balance - stool analysis

    Toxic metals - hair or urine analysis

    Intestina permeability - urine

    Stress hormones DHEA and cortisol - Saliva or Urine

Reference:<< Prescription for Natural Cures>> James F. Balch, M.D.

Historical usage OF Cordyceps Sinensis:

Cordyceps sinensis, known to the Chinese as ¡°TungChongXiaCao/DongChongXiaCao¡±, has been used in herbal medicine for a very long time. The first known written record of this herbal medicine was in the Ben-Cao-Cong-Xin (New Compilation of Materia Medica) by the author Wu-Yiluo. Written around the year 1757 AD during the Qing Dynasty, this early medical text lists the traditional usage of Cordyceps

Practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine believe that Cordyceps Sinensis, having a sweetish taste and a warm character, enters through the kidney and lung channels enhancing lung functioning, bolstering the kidneys yang energy, increasing energy, relieving coughing, and lessening sputum. Clinically it is used to treat the weakness of kidneys and lungs, poor vitality, impotence, spermatorrhea, asthma, aching back and knees, and general debility caused by long-term illness.

Cordyceps Sinensis can also be used as a treatment for coughing blood or bloody sputum that may be caused by tuberculosis, coughing and difficult breathing, and cold or sudden sweating. Modern medical research has revealed that the codycepicacid in Cordyceps Sinensis can relax the bronchia and strengthen the adrenal glands. It is recorded in the "Historical Annals of Szechuan" that Cordyceps Sinensis is classified as a warm tonic agent, and is highly effective at replenishing the essence and strengthening the body.

In recent years, medical researchers have conducted many studies of Cordyceps Sinensis, and some new discoveries have further expanded its scope as a curative agent.

Everyone knows that kanamycin and gentamicin are commonly-used antibiotics that have a wide range of clinical application. However, their fatal weakness is that they have toxic side effects to the kidneys. In severe cases, acute kidney failure can lead to death. Therefore, these antibiotics are termed "renal toxic antibiotics". Last year, the prominent kidney specialist, Professor Li Shuo-shin, discovered that Cordyceps Sinensis can prevent the kidney damage caused by antibiotics and other drugs without blocking their antibiotic effect. This result provides a new safeguard measure to accompany the use of renal toxic antibiotics.

Hepatitis B is a grave threat to human health. It is estimated that 10% of the population in China is infected with hepatitis B, which implies that over 100 million people are either suffering from hepatitis B or carry the hepatitis B virus. At present, Western and Chinese medicine offer several dozen methods of treating hepatitis B, but no one method is satisfactorily effective. Even very costly interferons can deliver effectiveness no greater than 25-50%, and do little to prevent recurrence. Under the guidance of professor Xiao Sudong, graduate student Wang Changcheng of the Shanghai Research Institute for Digestive Disorders performed research on hepatitis B viruses carrying surface molecules from peripheral blood lymphocytes, and the effect of Cordyceps Sinensis on hepatitis B viruses carrying surface molecules from peripheral blood lymphocytes, and the effect of lipopolysaccharides contai ned in Cordyceps Sinensis on the cellular immune function of patients with chronic hepatitis B. The results of this research proves that Cordyceps Sinensis is able to enhance the cellular immune function and that lipopolysaccharides contained in Cordyceps Sinensis are even more effective in this regard. Because these lipopolysaccharides are able to affect greater than 53.5% of the negative conversion of HBeAg, 68.4% of the short-term negative conversion of hepatic B DNA, they may be able to replace interferons as a hepatitis B treatment.

Research conducted in Beijing has shown that most cases of cirrhosis of the liver occur in persons who are suffering from chronic hepatitis B. Depending on the degree of advancement of the hepatitis B and the pathological changes that have occurred in the liver, cirrhosis may gradually appear in many cases.

Cordyceps Sinensis and other Chinese traditional herbs can effectively arrest liver cirrhosis and can even reverse the progression of early-stage cirrhosis.

Researcher Lin Ching-yuan of the Research Department of Veterans General Hospital in Taipei has announced that he has isolated an active component of Cordyceps Sinensis that can stop the progression of immunoglobulin nephritis. Immunoglobulin A nephritis in Asia, and currently lacks an effective means of treatment. 20% of those suffering from this condition die of kidney failure. Cordyceps Sinensis can stop this condition from worsening, and clinical trials have shown that it can also alleviate hematuria, albumimuria and edema.

Scientific reports of Cordyceps Sinensis:

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