Cordyceps by New Roots Herbal | Hot-Water Extract · 20% beta-⁠Glucans from 40% Polysaccharides · 500 mg Medicinal Mushrooms · Immune Support · Vitality (60 capsules) | Natural Health Products
Cordyceps

Cordyceps Code 1866
UPC: 6-28747-11866-8
NPN: 80110671
Format: Vegetable Capsules

Hot-Water Extract · 20% beta-⁠Glucans from 40% Polysaccharides · 500 mg
Medicinal Mushrooms · Immune Support · Vitality
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Description

Cordyceps (Paecilomyces hepiali) extract standardized to 40% polysaccharides.

This rare fungus thrives at the high altitudes of the Himalayan mountain range and Tibetan plateau. Cordyceps is unique among medicinal mushrooms: it grows from within a caterpillar host. Today, in order to meet increasing demands, cordyceps is grown in climate-controlled greenhouses within a grain-based substrate and yields the same profile of beneficial compounds as those grown in the wild.

New Roots Herbal’s Cordyceps (Paecilomyces hepiali) is a hot water–extracted medicinal mushroom formula standardized to contain 40% polysaccharides (500 mg per capsule). Hot-water extraction is critical in obtaining a high-quality and effective mushroom product, and is the traditional Asian method of extraction. The mycelium contains polysaccharides which are bound by indigestible cell wall comprised of chitin; chitin must be dissolved through hot water in order to gently release the medicinal components. Conversely, grinding the mycelium or the mushroom may cause damage to the long-chain polysaccharides and fails to remove the indigestible chitin (fibre), limiting the amount of therapeutic constituents that can be fit per capsule. Standardization ensures that the final product contains a consistent amount of polysaccharides to allow delivery of a therapeutic dose.

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Code Format Size
1866 Vegetable Capsules 60 capsules