Vivid Nutripharm

12/02/2024

Intermittent fasting made easy with our Cordy-Tea.

12/02/2024

Embrace fatigue free fasting with mindful nourishment and balanced energy.

05/02/2024

Cordy-Tea for Chai Lovers.

05/02/2024

Cordyceps for "Smokers Cough".

05/02/2024

The best preventive medicine of our time.

03/02/2024

03/02/2024

CORDYCEPS SINENSIS V/S CORDYCEPS MILITARIS.

31/01/2024

Cordyceps is approved by FDA and used world wide as a multifunctional wellness and therapeutic supplement due to its broad spectrum therapeutic implications. It is listed in Chinese pharmacopoeia and is currently a prescription medicine for 22 medical ailments which makes it a truly prized traditional Chinese medicine (TCM).

30/01/2024

"HIMALAYAN GOLD"

Certain species of this Cordycep fungus, such as Cordyceps sinensis, are found in the Himalayan region and are highly valued for their purported health benefits. Harvesting these rare fungi is a labor-intensive process, contributing to their high market value. Additionally, traditional medicine systems, especially in Asia, attribute various medicinal properties to cordyceps, further enhancing its reputation as a valuable health

30/01/2024

Nature's Miracle

In parts of the Tibetan Plateau, Ophiocordyceps sinensis takes over the larvae of ghost moths. The caterpillar and its resulting fungal spore, known as Yartsa Gunbu (it also goes by a number of other transliterations, including Yarchagumba, and means “summer grass, winter worm”), is one of the rarest and most expensive fungi on Earth: According to some estimates it can cost around $20,000 for a just couple of pounds, leading to an apt nickname: Himalayan Gold.

30/01/2024

Cordyceps Zombies: Fact or Fiction?

The concept of cordyceps turning people into zombies, popularized by "The Last of Us," drama series and video game is fictional. In reality, cordyceps are parasitic fungi that control insects, like ants, inducing "zombie-like" behavior in them. However, the species affecting insects is different from those used for human consumption, and there's no scientific evidence supporting the idea that cordyceps can zombify humans or pose any similar threat.