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Latin name: Cordyceps Sinensis, Sphaeria sinensis.
Cordyceps is a parasitic mushroom, of which the mycelium in the wild form only grows on a rare Tibetan caterpillar, the Hepialus armoricanus Oberthuer. The caterpillar is infiltrated by a spore and dies in which the mummified interior is completely filled by the mycelium or fungal threads.

World records
Outside the far east Cordyceps Sinensis was largely unknown until the nineties of the 20th century. This changed when the world's attention was drawn by three female Chinese athletes, Wang Junxia, ​​Qu Yunxia and Zhang Linli. They broke in 1993, during the National Games in Beijing 5 world records on the 1500, 3000 and 10,000 meters.
This caused a lot of distrust and disbelief. Following the competition it was expected that the women would not come through the doping test. The athletes' blood, however, did not show any trace of banned substances and their coach Ma Junren told the reporters that the athletes used Cordyceps sinensis as a dietary supplement.

CS-4 variety
Cordyceps has always been a scarce and unaffordable product. In ancient times, Cordyceps was worth more than silver. In order to meet the increasing demand, Chinese scientists started an ambitious project in 1972.
From all regions where the wild Cordyceps grows, the varieties were collected, and examined for chemical composition, medicinal properties, safety for human consumption and the possibility of commercial breeding. From more than 200 varieties they chose the mushroom of the Qinghai Province, an area that was traditionally known for Cordyceps.
They called this variety Cordyceps CS-4. In 1987 CS-4 was accepted as a medicine by the Chinese Ministry of Health.

Composition Cordyceps
The active substances in Cordyceps Sinensis are cordycepin (3-deoxyadenosine) and cordycepin acid (d-mannitol). Most studies with Cordyceps Sinensis on the influence on sport performance have been done with the CS-4 mycelium form.
Cordycepin (3-deoxyadenosine) 2.85%
Cordycepinic acid (d-mannitol) 11.5%

Less effective training
Few or less effective training and also age have adverse effects on the condition and endurance of an athlete with the necessary adverse effects such as:
- Reduction of the oxygen uptake capacity (VO2max).
- Reduced efficiency and reduction of maximum heart rate.
- Slower response of the nervous system.
- Decrease of muscle mass.
- Increase body fat.

You notice these changes not only because your heart reaches the maximum level earlier, but also that it takes longer for you to regain your breath. Walking stairs, sprinting or demoting is becoming difficult. Let alone that you have to run 2 x 45 minutes over a sports field or a cycling race.

Vitamin C after exercise
Those who use enough vitamin C or ascorbic acid reduce the disadvantages of a number of metabolic processes in the body.
Sports means not only that it is fun it also is a load for your body and vitamin C has a particularly favourable role. In an increased physical activity such as sport, the so-called oxidative stress increases. This means that there is more oxygen in the blood and in the organs resulting in the occurrence of excessive lipid or protein oxidation and DNA damage.
Researchers at the University of Helsinki have found in a recent study that the harmful effects of that oxidative stress in athletes can be significantly reduced by the use of extra vitamin C because that substance is capable of capturing free radicals that cause oxidative stress and is harmless.

Free radicals
Vitamin C is therefore primarily known as a free radical trap and anti-oxidant because it targets the aggressive free radicals in the body. According to the Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (BFR), the antioxidant properties play an important role in the immune system. In addition, ascorbic acid is essential in many metabolic processes, for example to help form and restore connective tissue through the formation of collagen and to support the formation of hormones.

Important effects and contributions of vitamin C are:
- Increase of the iron intake.
- Normal energy-yielding metabolism (metabolism).
- Normal functioning of the nervous system.
- Normal psychological function (knowing, feeling, striving and the behavior of people).
- Reduce fatigue and fatigue.
- Regeneration of the active form of vitamin E.
- Protection of cells against oxidative stress.

Ingredients
- Adenosine 136.48ppm.
- Superoxide Dismutase 5.96 IU / g.
- Cordycepic Acid (D-Mannitol) 2.85%.
- Water-soluble Polyssaccharides 20.78%.
- Zinc 23.7ppm.
- Magnesium 1171ppm.
- Iron 72.2ppm.
- Calcium 901 ppm.
- Copper 2.87ppm.
- Vitamins: B1 11.07ppm, B2 4.01ppm, B6 132.41ppm, E 10.63ppm, A 1.37ppm, D 0.15ppm, C 1.14ppm.

Storage
Do not store capsules and extract powders in direct sunlight, keep it dry, at room temperature (15-25 ° C) and out of reach of small children. The powders and contents of the capsules are hygroscopic and can attract moisture from the environment. Therefore, do not store them in damp areas such as the bathroom or kitchen. It is wise to keep the powders and capsules in a well-sealed vacuum box of eg Tupperware or Curver or a lockable jar with screw cap.

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