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Mountain Lushan Stone Fungus

    Both Mountain Lushan Stone Fungus and dark auricularia auriculajudae are wild limb fungus plant at uninhabited overhanging cliff. The nutritive value of Stone Fungus is extremely high, including a lot of the glycogen, glue quality, the iron, phosphorus, calcium and many kinds of vitamin. Nutrition is very abundant. It is one high protein that treat yin deficiency tonic that moisten the lung.
  The famous Ming Dynasty pharmacologist Li Shizhen record “Stone Fungus” in “Compendium of Materia Medica”, “Mountain Lushan, there are many ground ear-like stone fungus. Mountain monk adopted it and exposed it to the sun and present it as gift to distinguished friends. Washing go sand and soil, it eats better than auricularia auriculajudae.” Li made exhaustive record of its medical function “slightly sweet, nonpoisonous”. It benefits people for eyesight and skin by long taking.
  Stone Fungus can relieve internal heat, can manage dysentery, the poisonous snake bites, the toothache, and constipation etc., also can lower blood pressure, which attract the masses of visitors to buy it.

 
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