What is the difference between Cordyceps sinensis and Cordyceps sinensis? What is the difference between Cordyceps sinensis and Cordyceps sinensis?

People who have been practicing health preservation for a long time should have a certain degree of familiarity with Cordyceps. As a precious medicinal material, it is used in daily life. However, we don’t know much about Cordyceps sinensis, there is a lot of knowledge about it. In addition to its functions, it has more than 200 classifications. These more than 200 types of Cordyceps have different names. Today we are going to talk about Cordyceps sinensis, a medicinal material with a name very similar to Cordyceps sinensis. Many people think they are the same thing, but there is still a big difference between the two. Let’s take a look at the difference. (WeChat: 18673936764)

What is the difference between Cordyceps sinensis and Cordyceps sinensis? What is the difference between Cordyceps sinensis and Cordyceps sinensis?

The first point to make clear is that Cordyceps sinensis is artificially cultivated, while Cordyceps sinensis is the complete opposite, wild. Secondly, although the name of Cordyceps sinensis contains the word "grass", to be honest, there is no insect in it, it is just grass. Cordyceps sinensis is a combination of the two, so its appearance is different. Thirdly, their growth cycles are also very different. Cordyceps sinensis matures within two months, but Cordyceps sinensis varies greatly and requires two or even more than three years. The artificially cultivated medicinal material Cordyceps sinensis is very different from the natural Cordyceps sinensis in terms of appearance and cycle alone.

The difference between Cordyceps sinensis and Cordyceps sinensis

In addition, there are differences in their effects. The expensive Cordyceps sinensis is very powerful and rare. It itself contains a lot of protein and trace elements we need. It works on different aspects of our body, relieves our body, protects many of our organs, effectively prevents many diseases, and has a great effect on the work of hematopoietic cells. These powerful effects cannot but make us admire them.

The difference between Cordyceps sinensis and Cordyceps sinensis

Compared to Cordyceps sinensis, Cordyceps sinensis is also a substitute, although it is artificially cultivated. According to this statement, whatever Cordyceps sinensis can do, Cordyceps sinensis can also do, for organs, cells, and the human body. However, if we really want to compare something, it is that there is still a certain gap in the efficacy between the two, and Cordyceps sinensis is still superior to it. But even though they are the same, we still have to be careful of merchants when purchasing Cordyceps to avoid selling inferior products as good ones.

From the above introduction, I believe everyone has a different understanding of these two types of Cordyceps. You should be able to distinguish between them and no longer think they are the same. Although we know that there are differences between the two, when purchasing, we are still very likely to encounter unscrupulous merchants who confuse the two and sell them to consumers, deceiving them. Therefore, when we purchase Cordyceps, we must select the Cordyceps we need, then keep our eyes open and purchase it according to our own level of identification.