Cultivated Cordyceps (CS-4)
蛹虫草 (Yǒng Chóng Cǎo) · Cordyceps militaris
The affordable cultivated version of wild cordyceps. Contains cordycepin and adenosine. Most clinical trials actually use CS-4, making this more evidence-backed than wild cordyceps.
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Beneficios Principales
May help combat fatigue and increase stamina
Traditionally used to support physical endurance
May support immune system function
Traditionally used to strengthen defensive qi and resistance to illness
May provide antioxidant protection
Traditionally associated with healthy aging and vitality
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Seguridad e Interacciones
Posibles Efectos Secundarios
- Generally well tolerated at recommended doses
- Mild digestive upset possible in sensitive individuals
No Usar Si
- Known allergy to this plant or related species
- Consult healthcare provider if pregnant or nursing
Interacciones con Medicamentos
- No major drug interactions documented at standard doses
- Inform your doctor of all supplements you take
Uso Tradicional
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, 蛹虫草 (Yǒng Chóng Cǎo) has been used for centuries. It is traditionally classified as a qi-tonifying herb that strengthens vitality. TCM practitioners use it to reinforce the body's defensive energy (wei qi). It is considered a longevity tonic — nourishing the fundamental essence (jing) and supporting the kidneys.
Investigación Moderna
Moderate research exists for this herb, including some clinical trials and substantial preclinical data. While not as extensively studied as top-tier herbs, the evidence supports several traditional uses. More human trials would strengthen the evidence base.
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