Figure 5

Neuroprotective and anti-fatigue properties of cordycepin have been demonstrated in preclinical models. This figure highlights cordycepin's potential benefits for neurological health and physical performance.

Figure 6

Cordycepin modulates immune responses through effects on macrophage activation and cytokine production. This figure presents immunomodulatory data from in vitro and in vivo studies of cordycepin treatment.

Figure 7

Anti-microbial and anti-viral activities of cordycepin complement its anti-inflammatory properties. This figure summarizes evidence for cordycepin's broad-spectrum antimicrobial potential.

Figure 8

Cordyceps-derived products are available globally as nutraceutical supplements. This figure combines a pictorial representation of Cordyceps' therapeutic potential with a table of commercially available nutraceutical formulations.

Figure 10

Cordycepin may exert anti-diabetic effects through regulation of glucose metabolism and insulin sensitivity. Panel A illustrates the proposed mechanism for anti-diabetic activity, while Panel B depicts cordycepin's role in fat metabolism regulation in hyperlipidemia.

Figure 11

Global demand for Cordyceps-based nutraceuticals is concentrated in China, India, Tibet, and Nepal. This figure projects the expected nutraceutical market growth, with these regions positioned as global leaders in cordycepin production and extraction.