What is the truth behind the exposure of Cordyceps Sinensis? Is Cordyceps militaris the new alternative?

Cordyceps sinensis does not contain any so-called "active ingredients". Cordycepic acid and cordycepin are just a joke. The former is mannitol, which is abundant in chewing gum. The cordycepic acid in cordyceps is far inferior to that in chewing gum. Cordycepin is just 3'-deoxyadenosine, which can be synthesized artificially in the 1970s. Indeed, most Cordyceps militaris contains higher amounts of cordycepin than Cordyceps sinensis.

The legendary efficacy of Cordyceps Sinensis is completely false.

Although Cordyceps militaris contains more cordycepin than Cordyceps sinensis, it costs eight yuan per pound and is abundant in supermarkets. It is actually cultivated using silkworm chrysalis powder and rice, and is generally called Cordyceps flower. .