Thousand-year-old herb extends life

Pentecostals, cordyceps or blue-necked giraffes are used to cure diseases thousands of years ago, still up to now.

In traditional medicine, some herbs are considered to be immortal thanks to health benefits. Here are 4 herbs that have attracted the attention of the world's science recently, according to Fox News.

Pentecostal

Pentecostals appeared in Chinese ancient remedies 2,000 years ago. Plants grow in northeastern China and some parts of Russia, now grown in the United States.

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Pentecostals work to increase energy and endurance. It is considered a sexual tonic and liver . The 2015 study showed that the five sugars contained anti-HIV components, which inhibited the development of the virus. This does not mean that this plant can heal HIV but is useful for research.

Schisandra has also been shown to improve skin, anti-inflammatory bowel, support kidney function, prevent pneumonia and sexually transmitted disease is chlamydia.

Blueberry

Blueberry is a native of North America, which is a spice used in Thanksgiving.

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According to scientific projects, blueberries are outstanding with the ability to improve the health of urinary tract in both men and women, limit infection and reduce nocturia. Recent research has found that this fruit is also anti-inflammatory and oxidative, protects the ovaries and esophagus while limiting the risk of prostate cancer.

Cordyceps

Cordyceps is a precious natural mushroom harvested from the mountains of Asia, which has been used as a medicine for 3,000 years ago.

Cordyceps Cordyceps support blood circulation.

Cordyceps helps blood circulation, provides nutrition for all organs, increases blood to the brain, controls cholesterol and protects the heart. It also improves respiration; reduce asthma symptoms, chronic bronchitis. Cordyceps are also anti-aging thanks to the abundance of antioxidants. This fungus also avoids damage to the liver and kidneys, stimulates the immune system, replenishes energy, speeds up the recovery process and improves labor productivity.

Today, researchers can cultivate cordyceps in the laboratory.

Jiaogulan

Blue neck is a long-lived tea made in Asia with 3,000 years of age, beginning to become popular in the West in recent years.

Ancient giraffes are found in southern China, Southeast Asia and Japan. The leaf part is made into tea thanks to the same ingredients as ginseng. Drinking cyanobacteria tea regularly helps lower cholesterol, control blood pressure and boost the immune system.

In 2015, many studies have shown that antiquity can fight prostate cancer, colorectal cancer, lung cancer and liver cancer. It also reduces stress and protects DNA.