Cordyceps sinensis

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Cordyceps sinensis (kōrˑ·di·seps si·nenˑ·sis),

n part used: fruiting bodies; uses: asthma, chronic bronchitis, antiaging, weakness, lung and kidney functioning; precautions: none known.

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Tokyo, Japan, Aug 18, 2005 - (JCNN) - NOEVIR announced on August 18 that it has identified a unique property of cordyceps sinensis saccardo, a plant worm native to Tibet.

NOEVIR Confirms That Tibetan Plant Worm Can Regulate Cholesterol ... by JCNN News Summaries

In 1993, the Chinese women's track warn broke nine world records thanks to Cordyceps sinensis (see illustration).

Stalking the wild mushroom: learn about the blessings of your local ... by Muskat, Alan / New Life Journal

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