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caterpillar fungus

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caterpillar fungus [′kat·ər‚pil·ər ‚fəŋ·gəs]
(mycology)


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Modern medical research has shown that Sichuan-Tibetan caterpillar fungus has not only the essence(cordycepin), but also fat, protein, amino acids, and vitamin B1 and B2 and other constituents totaling over 170 in number which are common to all sorts of caterpillar fungus, but contains also substances that are activating in nature and able to repair defective cells in the human body, which are specific to it alone.
Because the caterpillar fungus is indigenous only to the 1,000-mile-long Tibetan plateau running from western China to Nepal, the money has hastened the nomadsCO lurching transition into modernity.
Dong is no less controversial a figure than Yegorova, being coached by Ma Junren, the man who famously claimed that he fed his athletes on turtle blood and caterpillar fungus when they started knocking massive lumps off world records.
 
 
 
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