Nitanda Den-ichi Ginseng, Cordyceps Sinensis, Mesima Kombu, 270 Tablets, Brand New, Unused

A health supplement containing Panax Notoginseng, Cordyceps, and Phellinus linteus.

Panax Notoginseng is said to contain about 7 times more saponin, a component of interest in health maintenance, than Korean ginseng, and is believed to have been used to nourish the mind and body.

It supports individuals who:
- Have concerning results from health checkups or medical examinations.
- Tend to fall ill easily.

Furthermore, consistency is important to fully experience the effects of Panax Notoginseng.

- Contents: 250mg x 270 tablets
- Expiration Date: 2027.2
- Manufacturer: Nitanda Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
- Ingredients: Panax Notoginseng, Cordyceps, Phellinus linteus
- Retail Price: ¥12,960 (tax included)

◇ Panax Notoginseng
Panax Notoginseng is a perennial plant of the Araliaceae family, a specialty of Yunnan Province, China. It takes 3 to 7 years from seed to harvest, during which time it absorbs nutrients and energy from the soil. It is said that the land becomes so depleted after harvesting that even weeds do not grow for over 10 years. Panax Notoginseng, grown in this way, is also known in China as Jin Buhuan (meaning priceless or more valuable than gold) and was historically used for the purpose of longevity. Due to its rarity, it was considered a precious substance.

◇ Cordyceps
Cordyceps is classified as a fungus. In winter, it parasitizes insect larvae, forming a sclerotium. Eventually, the larvae are consumed, but the mycelium continues to grow, and in summer, it emerges as a mushroom.
Cordyceps attaches to the surface of insect larvae living underground and feeds on the proteins within the larvae. Cordyceps was first introduced as a folk remedy in Tibet in the 15th century and later in China in the 18th century. It was served in meals as a phantom mushroom for health and longevity.

◇ Phellinus linteus
Phellinus linteus is one of several types of that parasitize mulberry trees and is also known as Sanghwang. It is widely distributed mainly in Southeast Asia, including Japan, South Korea, and the Philippines. In Japan, it was named after being frequently collected on Meshi Island (Me-shima) in the Danjo Islands of Nagasaki Prefecture. Phellinus linteus absorbs various nutrients from the mulberry tree it parasitizes to grow. The mulberry tree has been called a sacred tree since ancient times and was considered beneficial for the body. The bark of the mulberry root, known as Sangbapi, is used in traditional Chinese medicine, and its leaves and wood are said to have shown significant effects in promoting recovery from illness.

For a 1 to 1.5 month supply, the retail price of ¥12,960 (tax included) is offered at this price, including shipping and tax!

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