Explorando las propiedades de Cordyceps en la medicina tradicional china y occidental
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El Cordyceps es un hongo que ha capturado la atención de investigadores y entusiastas de la salud debido a sus numerosos beneficios potenciales. Este hongo ha sido manejado durante siglos en la medicina tradicional en China, y se ha conocido más en los últimos años debido a las evidencias científicas que respaldan sus propiedades medicinales. Una de las características destacadas del Cordyceps es su capacidad para fortalecer el sistema inmunológico. Los compuestos bioactivos presentes en el hongo pueden ayudar a mejorar la respuesta inmune del cuerpo, lo que puede ser beneficioso para prevenir afecciones y promover el estado de salud del paciente. Además, el Cordyceps contiene propiedades antiinflamatorias, lo cual ayudaría a reducir la inf... Ver más

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Jones, K. (1997). Cordyceps: Tonic food of Ancient China. Sylvan Press.
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hongo
El Cordyceps es un hongo que ha capturado la atención de investigadores y entusiastas de la salud debido a sus numerosos beneficios potenciales. Este hongo ha sido manejado durante siglos en la medicina tradicional en China, y se ha conocido más en los últimos años debido a las evidencias científicas que respaldan sus propiedades medicinales. Una de las características destacadas del Cordyceps es su capacidad para fortalecer el sistema inmunológico. Los compuestos bioactivos presentes en el hongo pueden ayudar a mejorar la respuesta inmune del cuerpo, lo que puede ser beneficioso para prevenir afecciones y promover el estado de salud del paciente. Además, el Cordyceps contiene propiedades antiinflamatorias, lo cual ayudaría a reducir la inflamación en el cuerpo, un factor clave en muchas enfermedades crónicas. Aparte de sus beneficios para el sistema inmunológico y respiratorio, el Cordyceps se ha asociado con otros efectos positivos para la salud, como es el caso de reportes para aumentar la vitalidad y la energía, mejorar el rendimiento deportivo y promover la salud sexual y la fertilidad tanto en hombres como en mujeres. En los últimos años, los estudios sobre el hongo Cordyceps han permitido descubrir que tiene propiedades antioxidantes y antimicrobianas, lo que indica que el hongo podría contribuir a la protección del cuerpo humano contra el daño de radicales libres y el ataque a infecciones. En este artículo se tuvo como objetivo explorar cómo han evolucionado los estudios sobre Cordyceps en el área de la medicina oriental y tradicional, y evidenciar los beneficios para el hombre. Adicionalmente, se muestra en este artículo en qué presentaciones se puede consumir medicinalmente el Cordyceps y la forma adecuada para maximizar sus beneficios.
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Cordyceps, a fascinating fungus that has captured the interest of researchers and health enthusiasts for its many potential medicinal benefits to humans, has been used and studied for hundreds of centuries in traditional chinese medicine. Its popularity has increased in recent years due to scientific evidence supporting its medicinal healing properties. One of the most outstanding characteristics of Cordyceps is its ability to strengthen the immune system. The bioactive compounds present in the mushroom can enhance the body’s immune response, which is beneficial in preventing conditions and promoting overall health. In addition, Cordyceps possesses anti-inflammatory properties, a key factor in many chronic diseases, Cordyceps has been associated with other positive health effects. It has been used to increase vitality, energy, improve athletic performance and promote sexual health along with fertility in both men and women. Cordyceps has also been found to have antioxidant and antimicrobial properties, which can protect the body against free radical damage and fight infection. This article will explore the history and science behind the use of Cordyceps, as well as its various species that lead to a variety of benefits in Chinese medicine and is now being implemented in the Latin American market. It will also discuss how to consume Cordyceps and how to choose the right form to maximize its benefits.
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title Explorando las propiedades de Cordyceps en la medicina tradicional china y occidental
spellingShingle Explorando las propiedades de Cordyceps en la medicina tradicional china y occidental
Mesa Acero, Sharon Daniela
Murillo Ruiz, Any Valentina
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sistema inmunológico
propiedades antioxidantes y antimicrobianas
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immune system
antioxidant and antimicrobial properties
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title_short Explorando las propiedades de Cordyceps en la medicina tradicional china y occidental
title_full Explorando las propiedades de Cordyceps en la medicina tradicional china y occidental
title_fullStr Explorando las propiedades de Cordyceps en la medicina tradicional china y occidental
title_full_unstemmed Explorando las propiedades de Cordyceps en la medicina tradicional china y occidental
title_sort explorando las propiedades de cordyceps en la medicina tradicional china y occidental
title_eng Exploring the properties of Cordyceps in traditional chinese and western medicine
description El Cordyceps es un hongo que ha capturado la atención de investigadores y entusiastas de la salud debido a sus numerosos beneficios potenciales. Este hongo ha sido manejado durante siglos en la medicina tradicional en China, y se ha conocido más en los últimos años debido a las evidencias científicas que respaldan sus propiedades medicinales. Una de las características destacadas del Cordyceps es su capacidad para fortalecer el sistema inmunológico. Los compuestos bioactivos presentes en el hongo pueden ayudar a mejorar la respuesta inmune del cuerpo, lo que puede ser beneficioso para prevenir afecciones y promover el estado de salud del paciente. Además, el Cordyceps contiene propiedades antiinflamatorias, lo cual ayudaría a reducir la inflamación en el cuerpo, un factor clave en muchas enfermedades crónicas. Aparte de sus beneficios para el sistema inmunológico y respiratorio, el Cordyceps se ha asociado con otros efectos positivos para la salud, como es el caso de reportes para aumentar la vitalidad y la energía, mejorar el rendimiento deportivo y promover la salud sexual y la fertilidad tanto en hombres como en mujeres. En los últimos años, los estudios sobre el hongo Cordyceps han permitido descubrir que tiene propiedades antioxidantes y antimicrobianas, lo que indica que el hongo podría contribuir a la protección del cuerpo humano contra el daño de radicales libres y el ataque a infecciones. En este artículo se tuvo como objetivo explorar cómo han evolucionado los estudios sobre Cordyceps en el área de la medicina oriental y tradicional, y evidenciar los beneficios para el hombre. Adicionalmente, se muestra en este artículo en qué presentaciones se puede consumir medicinalmente el Cordyceps y la forma adecuada para maximizar sus beneficios.
description_eng Cordyceps, a fascinating fungus that has captured the interest of researchers and health enthusiasts for its many potential medicinal benefits to humans, has been used and studied for hundreds of centuries in traditional chinese medicine. Its popularity has increased in recent years due to scientific evidence supporting its medicinal healing properties. One of the most outstanding characteristics of Cordyceps is its ability to strengthen the immune system. The bioactive compounds present in the mushroom can enhance the body’s immune response, which is beneficial in preventing conditions and promoting overall health. In addition, Cordyceps possesses anti-inflammatory properties, a key factor in many chronic diseases, Cordyceps has been associated with other positive health effects. It has been used to increase vitality, energy, improve athletic performance and promote sexual health along with fertility in both men and women. Cordyceps has also been found to have antioxidant and antimicrobial properties, which can protect the body against free radical damage and fight infection. This article will explore the history and science behind the use of Cordyceps, as well as its various species that lead to a variety of benefits in Chinese medicine and is now being implemented in the Latin American market. It will also discuss how to consume Cordyceps and how to choose the right form to maximize its benefits.
author Mesa Acero, Sharon Daniela
Murillo Ruiz, Any Valentina
author_facet Mesa Acero, Sharon Daniela
Murillo Ruiz, Any Valentina
topicspa_str_mv cordyceps
hongo
propiedades medicinales
sistema inmunológico
propiedades antioxidantes y antimicrobianas
medicina china. (DeCS)
topic cordyceps
hongo
propiedades medicinales
sistema inmunológico
propiedades antioxidantes y antimicrobianas
medicina china. (DeCS)
mushroom
cordyceps
medicinal properties
immune system
antioxidant and antimicrobial properties
chinese medicine
topic_facet cordyceps
hongo
propiedades medicinales
sistema inmunológico
propiedades antioxidantes y antimicrobianas
medicina china. (DeCS)
mushroom
cordyceps
medicinal properties
immune system
antioxidant and antimicrobial properties
chinese medicine
citationvolume 19
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