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Common Name | Club Moss |
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| Other Names | Wolf's Claw |
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Typical dosage: 50 to 100 micrograms in capsules daily
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An ingredient in the Traditional Chinese Medicine remedy Qian Ceng Ta, club moss has been used for centuries to treat fever and inflammation. More recently Qian Ceng Ta was found to contain a substance called huperzine a (HupA.) Hupezine A appears to shield brain cells from injury and it may be useful in treating strokes and epilepsy. |
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Club Moss is usually ground-creeping, and often inhabits moist places, especially in tropical & subtropical forests. Although it resembles the mosses, it is considered to be evolutionarily more advanced because it is vascular, that is, it has specialized fluid-conducting tissues. Club Moss reproduces by means of spores.
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| Lycopodium clavatum Origin- China Whole lichen (also known as spores or moss)
Dried spores as a powder, tincture prepared from dried leaves and st |
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