what is wormwood, This prized herb is also known as caterpillar fungus and ‘Himalayan Viagra’. It is more valuable than gold as it is believed that its consumption provides many health benefits. to this herb ‘Yartsa gunbu’ is referred to as. This herb consists of a yellow caterpillar and a mushroom. It is called a caterpillar fungus because it originates from the head of the ghost moth larva.
where is wormwood found
Many people believe that drinking it by boiling it in water, making tea, soup and stew, can help in the treatment of impotence and liver diseases to cancer. This herb grows when the temperature rises and is found between 3300 m to 4,500 m in Bhutan, China, India and Nepal in mountainous areas where snow melts.
huge reduction in production

Himalayan Viagra is found in the high pastures of the Himalayas, where the snow melts. Caterpillar fungus production is thought to have declined due to a number of factors, such as habitat degradation, over-harvesting, and climate change.
How and when is it grown?

It is found only in the Himalayan region above 3,000 meters. It is formed when the caterpillar eats a particular type of grass and after death this herb grows inside it. Since this herb is half a worm and a herb. This is the reason why it is called wormwood.
wormwood nutrients

According to the International Journal of Herbal Medicine, it contains various substances like Cordycepin Acid, Cordycepin, D-Mannitol, Polysaccharide, Vitamin A, Vitamin B1, B2, B6, B12, Sirion, Zinc, SOD, Fatty Acid, Nucleoside Protein, Copper, Carbohydrate etc. Rich in nutrients and minerals.
health benefits of wormwood

According to a report published on WebMD and NCBI, Himalayan Viagra has been used as an aphrodisiac or as a treatment for hyposexuality for nearly 1000 years. It also helps in treating night sweats, hyperglycemia, hyperlipidemia, asthenia, increased heartbeat. This herb is beneficial in diseases related to the immune system, cardiac vascular health, respiratory, kidney, liver. It is also known to have antitumor, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.
Disclaimer: This article is for general information only. It cannot in any way be a substitute for any medicine or treatment. Always contact your doctor for more details.
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