"Himalayan Viagra."
£19.00
Cordyceps sinensis has been used for centuries across Tibetan and Chinese medicine as a source of energy, stamina and vitality — a rare fungus found at altitudes above 3,800 metres in the mountains of Tibet, Nepal and India, where local herders first noticed grazing animals growing stronger from foraging on it.
Our Cordyceps Sinensis Extract Powder is our partner Cultivate Elevate's own USDA-organic formulation, standardised to a 15:1 extraction with 30% polysaccharides from 100% fruiting bodies — no mycelium fillers, no maltodextrin, no genetically altered ingredients. Traditional use and published research both point to Cordyceps sinensis's effect on the airways, where it's associated with inhibiting tracheal contractions to allow easier airflow, alongside its long-standing reputation for supporting libido, the adrenals, energy and stamina. Prefer capsules? See our Cordyceps Extract Capsules for the same extract in capsule form.
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| Format | 100g bag, fine powder (2g / ½ tsp per serving, 50 servings) |
| Tradition | Traditional Chinese & Tibetan medicine |
| Also known as | Himalayan Viagra, Caterpillar Fungus, Caterpillar Mushroom, Cs-4 |
| Key compounds | 15:1 extract, 30% polysaccharides, 100% fruiting bodies |
| Directions | ½ tsp daily, stirred into a preworkout, smoothie or protein shake |
| Also available as | Extract capsules — £22.00 |
| Status | In stock — usually delivered within 1–2 days |
A short introduction to Cordyceps Sinensis Extract Powder, from our partners at Cultivate Elevate.
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Cordyceps sinensis has drawn a genuine body of published research, spanning traditional-use surveys, animal studies and human clinical trials into its effects on exercise performance, the airways and reproductive health. A selection of studies is linked below for anyone who wants to dig deeper — presented as further reading, not as claims about this specific product.
These are links to independently published research on Cordyceps sinensis generally — not studies of this specific product, and not medical advice.