Catch your breath with Cordyceps!

Cordyceps sinensis is an adaptogen that supports the proper functioning of the respiratory system [1]. It is important that our lungs work efficiently to deliver the right amount of oxygen to the tissues, allowing us to train and exercise for longer periods of time, minimizing the feeling of fatigue.

Beta-glucans present in Chinese mace help maintain proper respiratory and circulatory function, which is key to the body's overall performance and vitality [2]. These substances also promote proper oxygenation of cells and provide an important source of energy for muscles.

Did you know that Chinese matzoh gained popularity after the unexpected success of Chinese female runners at the 1993 World Championships in Stuttgart? These women set several middle-distance world records, which raised suspicions of doping, but this could not be proven. The athletes' coach later revealed that the female runners regularly took Cordyceps, which partly explained their achievements [3].

Cordyceps - a functional mushroom that has power!

Functional mushroom Cordyceps sinensis will be recommended to anyone who:

- He wants to "recharge his batteries."
- Is subject to fatigue, overwork and lack of energy,
- wants to strengthen the overall vitality of his body,
- He plays sports and wants to stay in high shape,
- wants to support the proper functioning of its respiratory and circulatory systems.

The optimal 30% concentration of polysaccharides is perfectly absorbed by the body. This concentration simultaneously allows the mushroom to take advantage of other positive properties of the mushroom such as vitamins and minerals.

We thoroughly test our raw material in an independent AgroLab laboratory and systematically check our regular suppliers. We are happy to share all documents and certificates with you.

If a supplement is to help, it must be of the highest quality. That's why we decided to use only BIO raw materials for production. Our supplements have received one of the most rigorous and significant organic certifications - Eurolist.

Ingredients

Our organic dietary supplement has a simple composition: it is an extract of the most valuable part of the functional mushroom, i.e. the fruiting bodies of the mushroom and... that's it! We produce it in Poland, from raw material from organic cultivation, tested for quality by an independent laboratory AgroLab.

Simple, organic composition:

BIO Cordyceps sinensis (Cordyceps chinensis / Chinese mace) - organic extract from the fruiting body of the fungus - 1000 mg in 1 g powder / 1000 mg in the recommended daily serving for consumption

Recommended daily serving

Recommended Daily Allowance:
- Regularly - 1 gram (two heaping teaspoons*) / day - in the morning or during the day (not before bed), 30 min before meals
- ad hoc - 2 grams (four heaping teaspoons*) / day - in the morning or during the day (not before bedtime), 30 min before meals

*the teaspoon is included with each package.

Attention!
The dietary supplement is not intended for children under 3 years of age, pregnant and breastfeeding women. Do not exceed the recommended daily serving for consumption. Store it in a cool, dark place out of the reach of children. The dietary supplement should not be used as a substitute (replacement) for a varied diet and a healthy lifestyle.

Cordyceps in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Cordyceps is a functional mushroom that has been used in Traditional Chinese Medicine for many hundreds of years. The first detailed information about this mushroom comes from the Tibetan physician Surkhar Nyamna Doje (1439 - 1475), who classified it in the category of "medical essences" and made it famous as an aphrodisiac. In Chinese medicine, it was described by Wang Ang in 1694 as a tonic that boosts vitality and accelerates recovery.

Characteristics from the point of view of Traditional Chinese Medicine:
- complements the Kidney Yang and Ming Men,
- Supports Yin Lung,
- Nourishes Kidney Essence,
- supports protective Qi.

Thermal - Warmth

Taste - Sweet

Tropism - Lungs, Kidneys

Capitalized words are terms derived from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). They have a different meaning than similar terms used in Western medicine. For example, the term "Stomach," in the context of TCM, means the entire process involved in digestion and metabolism, not just a term for a specific anatomical organ. In contrast, terms such as "Qi" or "Essence" do not exist in Western medicine and have no equivalents there.