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    Cook cordeceps?

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    • bigsnoopyB Offline
      bigsnoopy
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      If you want to save time, then ask the shop to grind into powder n consume but not reccommended for very young children.

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        Happy Mama
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        bigsnoopy:
        If you want to save time, then ask the shop to grind into powder n consume but not reccommended for very young children.

        Ya agree. Actually eating the powder version will give the maximum benefits...

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          tigger88
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          Happy Mama:
          bigsnoopy:

          If you want to save time, then ask the shop to grind into powder n consume but not reccommended for very young children.


          Ya agree. Actually eating the powder version will give the maximum benefits...

          How do we eat it in powder form? Just scoop and swallow? or mix with water?

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            Happy Mama:
            bigsnoopy:

            If you want to save time, then ask the shop to grind into powder n consume but not reccommended for very young children.


            Ya agree. Actually eating the powder version will give the maximum benefits...

            I was told a different version. Double boil is better but the entire cordycep must be eaten including the root. If you grind, you need to dry in the oven first so this changes the property of the cordycep. Anyway. I think grinding is really good for convenience.... I find double boil has another ingredient called mother's love..... :lol:

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              tigger88:
              Happy Mama:

              [quote=\"bigsnoopy\"]If you want to save time, then ask the shop to grind into powder n consume but not reccommended for very young children.


              Ya agree. Actually eating the powder version will give the maximum benefits...

              How do we eat it in powder form? Just scoop and swallow? or mix with water?[/quote]They make into capsules.

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                Happy Mama
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                tigger88:
                How do we eat it in powder form? Just scoop and swallow? or mix with water?

                The medicine shop guy will put the powder into capsules for you... 😄

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                  Happy Mama
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                  ksi:
                  I was told a different version. Double boil is better but the entire cordycep must be eaten including the root. If you grind, you need to dry in the oven first so this changes the property of the cordycep. Anyway. I think grinding is really good for convenience.... I find double boil has another ingredient called mother's love..... :lol:

                  Alamak! I always throw away! What a waste! :stupid:

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                    tigger88
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                    OIC, thanks thanks…feel so suaku. 😛

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                      WeiHan
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                      All the dear mummies here…


                      A few worms with a fungus growing on them cost a few hundreds bucks…what are the health benefits for that few worms? Even if they have the intended health benefits, do you think that just consuming a few will achieve the intended health benefits?

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                        http://www.chinese-herbs.org/cordyceps/benefits.html


                        Cordyceps Benefits
                        Nowadays Cordyceps Sinensis is something new, special, and hardly familiar to the Western world. Scientists have not managed to study it properly for the time being. The greatest source of information about Cordyceps is its motherland – China, where researchers have already been working for some time on the unclosing the secrets and mysteries of the fungus.

                        The further statements about health benefits of the mushroom are the results of the numerous Chinese trials of Cordyceps; therefore, they are at first hand.

                        Enhancing and strengthening of the immune system. Cordyceps is supposed to increase the number of the Natural Killer Cells, which are responsible for the body defense against viruses and bacteria. Some trials show that the fungus works effectively in the leukemia stricken individuals.

                        Improving sexual function in men and increasing libido by stimulating the production of sex hormones. Cordyceps may also be a means for fighting female infertility.

                        Building muscles and improving physical performance. Those Chinese athletes, who use Cordyceps, tend to show better results than the other sportsmen.

                        Providing anti-aging and fatigue reducing effects. The fungus works as an antioxidant and increases cellular formation, especially in the elderly patients. It also promotes more restful sleep, soothes the nervous system, and reduces anxiety, thus working as a sedative.

                        Improving the respiratory function. Cordyceps shows good results in fighting against cough, chronic bronchitis and asthma, since it relaxes bronchial walls and has anti-inflammatory properties.

                        Enhancing cellular oxygen uptake. This benefits all the body systems, giving them more energy and vitality.

                        Benefiting vascular system by improving circulation, regulating blood pressure, and strengthening the heart muscle.

                        Protecting liver and kidneys. Cordyceps improves blood flow to these organs (as well as to the others), which results in their better activity and ability to fight the diseases, including Hepatitis and chronic kidney disease.

                        Some people may think of the fungi as of something disgusting and ugly. However, the mushrooms do not look so when in a tablet or a capsule. Moreover, Cordyceps will definitely become even attractive to those, who have no trust in the pharmaceutical drugs any more. 2-4 grams (some people consume even up to 9 grams) of the mushrooms per day – it is nor an exorbitant price for the health improvement, which may become obvious as soon as in 1-2 months.

                        Cordyceps is said to be safe and has no side effects. However, pregnant and breastfeeding women, as well as children are not recommended to use it, since no studies have been conducted in such persons.

                        Luckily, time, progress, and the growing demands of the modern society make the scientists keep on working on the unsolved problems and open questions of today. That gives us hopes that soon Cordyceps will become an open book easy to read and understand for all the people.

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