Cordyceps Militaris High Strength - 50 % Polysaccharides / 10 % cordycepyic acid / 0.5 % Cordycepin (60 vegan capsules)

Cordyceps militaris, a species from the well-known Cordyceps genus, has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for centuries. This fungus is known for its extensive health benefits, including support for energy, endurance, immune health, hormone control and sexual function. Modern research confirms many of the traditional applications and highlights its potential as a natural remedy for holistic well -being.

Benefits and Properties
Cordyceps offers a unique combination of properties that can support the body's natural processes and contribute to better health:

Improved energy and endurance:
Cordyceps increases the production of ATP (adenosinrifosphate), a key factor for cell -level energy production. This can contribute to increased stamina and reduced fatigue.

Strengthened immune system:
The fungus stimulates the production of cytokines, which is crucial to a balanced immune system.

Antioxidant defense:
Cordyceps are rich in bioactive compounds such as polysaccharides and cordycepin, which protect cells from oxidative stress and promote healthy aging.

Blood Sugar Regulation:
Contains natural sugars that can support stabilization of blood sugar levels by mimicking insulin effect.

Improved blood circulation and vasodilatory effect:
Cordyceps can help improve blood circulation by expanding blood vessels and increasing the production of nitric oxide. This is important for both general health and sexual function.

Hormonal support and libido:
Cordyceps can support testosterone production in men and contribute to better hormone balance in women. This can result in increased libido, improved fertility and better sexual health.

Effects on sexual function:

• For men: Cordyceps can improve erectile function by increasing blood flow to the genitals, increasing testosterone levels and support sperm quality.
• For women: The fungus can support hormone balance, reduce stress and increase blood circulation in the pelvic area, which can improve libido and sexual pleasure.

Stress reduction:
As an adaptogenic, Cordyceps helps the body regulate stress hormones as cortisol, which can contribute to better mental and physical balance.

Supplementary facts

• Typical amount per capsule:
  • 400 mg cordyceps militaris fruit body extract (50 % polysaccharides, 10 % cordycepic acid, 0.5 % cordycepin).
• Other ingredients:
  • Capsule shell made of pullulan (tapiocabased, 100 % vegan).

Recommended dosage:
Adults can take 1-4 capsules daily, or as recommended by health professionals. In order to achieve optimal effects on energy and sexual health, regular use is recommended over several weeks.

Production process and sustainability
This product is manufactured in the UK under strict GMP standards. Time Health prioritizes sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions, including the use of pullulan-based capsules that are biodegradable and free of unnecessary additives.

Security and side effects
Cordyceps are considered safe for most people. Mild side effects may include dry mouth or digestive disorders. People with autoimmune diseases or who use blood -thinning agents should consult with health professionals before use.

Conclusion
Cordyceps Militaris High Strength is a powerful addition that supports energy, endurance, immune systems and sexual health. Through its unique combination of bioactive compounds, this fungus can contribute to a better everyday life, both physically and mentally.

References

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