Summary 1: A new approach was used to improve cordycepin productivity in Cordyceps militaris using high-energy ion beam irradiation. The study found that this method increased cordycepin production in surface liquid culture. This could have potential applications in the production of cordycepin, a bioactive compound with various medicinal properties. Summary 2: The anti-fatigue effects of Paecilomyces hepiali spores and mycelia were investigated in mice. The study found that the spores had higher levels of energy-providing substances and significantly prolonged swimming time in mice, indicating better anti-fatigue effects. The treatment with spores and mycelia also improved skeletal muscle morphology and affected the levels of certain blood markers. These findings suggest that Paecilomyces hepiali spores have beneficial anti-fatigue effects. Summary 3: Wild ginseng pharmacopuncture, Cordyceps sinensis pharmacopuncture, and Trichosanthes kirilowii pharmacopuncture were used for intravenous treatment. However, further details about the study and its findings are not provided in the summary. Summary 4: An error message is mentioned, indicating that there are unknown fields in the query. The specific fields mentioned are not recognized or supported. Summary 5: China has a large health foods market, with numerous approved domestic and imported health foods. The chapter discusses the evolution of allowable health claims and highlights commonly used botanical ingredients and nutrient supplements. The most common health claims for health foods in China are related to immunity improvement, anti-fatigue, and blood lipids modulation. The chapter provides an overview of the Chinese health foods industry. Summary 6: The recovery process of COVID-19 is influenced by various factors, and coagulation abnormalities may impede patient recovery. However, further details about the study and its findings are not provided in the summary. Summary 7: A study investigated the effects of a herbal-based formula on exercise performance in cyclists. The formula contained Cordyceps sinensis and Rhodiola rosea, among other ingredients. The study found no significant effects on exercise performance variables. The researchers concluded that a 2-week ingestion of the formula is insufficient to improve cycling performance. Summary 8: The study measured immune cells and cytokines in participants, finding significant changes in certain immune cells and cytokine levels at different time points. However, further details about the study and its findings are not provided in the summary. Summary 9: A review explores the potential of medicinal plants in managing fatigue. Various herbs, including Cordyceps sinensis, Panax ginseng, and Rhodiola rosea, are identified as having promising potential in improving fatigue symptoms. Further research is needed to develop targeted therapies for fatigue. Summary 10: A patent and a research paper related to Cordyceps sinensis are mentioned, but further details about the contents and findings of the studies are not provided in the summary. Summary 11: The study aimed to understand factors driving adulteration in Rhodiola products, market demand for Rhodiola products in China, wholesale prices for Rhodiola raw materials, Rhodiola supply chains, and the implications of growing demand for conservation. The study utilized various approaches to answer these research questions. Summary 12: Health functional foods are defined as foods with bioactive compounds offering health benefits beyond basic nutrients. Clinical evaluations of these foods involve studying nutrigenomics and personalizing treatments. However, conducting clinical trials on humans requires careful planning and examination due to associated costs and ethical considerations.