Ginseng extract powder
Extract source: root and rhizomes, the purity ≥80%
Characteristics: Brown powder
Functions:
Siberian Ginseng contains remarkable compounds, Eleutherosides, which stimulates mental and physical vigor. Numerous scientific publications on Siberian Ginseng have demonstrated anti-fatigue effects, improved stamina and performance, increased alertness and learning ability. Most of these have been confirmed in human trials. Siberian Ginseng has been a popular self-medication among people who are undergoing convalescence, under excessive stress or strain, overworked, weakened by chronic illness, and those who need to achieve peak physical and mental performance. There are also a considerable number of reports indicating its support for the immune system, restoration of abnormally low blood pressure, improvement in the circulation system, anabolic effects in the liver, testes, kidney, bone marrow and other vital organs.
In additons: The Siberian ginseng grows between 3-10 feet high, with a main stem and long branches covered by thorns. Yellow or violet flowers grow in clusters on the plant, which turn into round, black berries. Siberian ginseng is native to the Taiga region of the Far East (southeastern part of Russia, northern China, Korea, and Japan) and renowned worldwide for helping to promote good health, endurance and vitality. It has been a staple of Oriental medicine for 5,000 years and is respected for its invigorating value.
1. Prevent stress-related illnesses.
Siberian ginseng contains eleutherosides that favorably affect the adrenal glands, the small glands that rest atop the kidneys and secrete stress-fighting hormones. Taking the herb is believed to boost the body's capacity to handle physical stresses ranging from heat exposure to extreme exertion. Resistance to disease increases as well. So improve one's overall energy level.
2. Combat fatigue and restore energy.
Eleutherosides has been shown to enhance mental acuity and physical endurance without the letdown that comes with caffeinated products. Research has shown that eleutherosides improves the use of oxygen by the exercising muscle. This means that a person is able to maintain aerobic exercise longer and recover from workouts more quickly. Preliminary research from Russia indicates it may be effective for this purpose.
3. Stimulate body's immunity.
Siberian ginseng extract was shown to stimulate cellular immunity. It was found to stimulate T-cell production, especially helper cells. Thus Siberian ginseng is touted for numerous immune-related disorders. German scientists have found that this herb may be useful for treatment in the early stages of AIDS. It is found to retard the spread of the virus by a synergistic action of the elevated numbers of both helper and cytotoxic T-cells.
Dosage:
Dried, powdered root and rhizomes of 2- 3 grams per day can be used. Concentrated solid extract standardized on eleutherosides B and E, 300-400 mg per day, can also be used, as can alcohol-based extracts, 8-10ml in two to three divided dosages. Historically, eleutherosides is taken continuously for six to eight weeks, followed by a one to two week break before resuming.
Extract source: root and rhizomes, the purity ≥80%
Characteristics: Brown powder
Functions:
Siberian Ginseng contains remarkable compounds, Eleutherosides, which stimulates mental and physical vigor. Numerous scientific publications on Siberian Ginseng have demonstrated anti-fatigue effects, improved stamina and performance, increased alertness and learning ability. Most of these have been confirmed in human trials. Siberian Ginseng has been a popular self-medication among people who are undergoing convalescence, under excessive stress or strain, overworked, weakened by chronic illness, and those who need to achieve peak physical and mental performance. There are also a considerable number of reports indicating its support for the immune system, restoration of abnormally low blood pressure, improvement in the circulation system, anabolic effects in the liver, testes, kidney, bone marrow and other vital organs.
In additons: The Siberian ginseng grows between 3-10 feet high, with a main stem and long branches covered by thorns. Yellow or violet flowers grow in clusters on the plant, which turn into round, black berries. Siberian ginseng is native to the Taiga region of the Far East (southeastern part of Russia, northern China, Korea, and Japan) and renowned worldwide for helping to promote good health, endurance and vitality. It has been a staple of Oriental medicine for 5,000 years and is respected for its invigorating value.
1. Prevent stress-related illnesses.
Siberian ginseng contains eleutherosides that favorably affect the adrenal glands, the small glands that rest atop the kidneys and secrete stress-fighting hormones. Taking the herb is believed to boost the body's capacity to handle physical stresses ranging from heat exposure to extreme exertion. Resistance to disease increases as well. So improve one's overall energy level.
2. Combat fatigue and restore energy.
Eleutherosides has been shown to enhance mental acuity and physical endurance without the letdown that comes with caffeinated products. Research has shown that eleutherosides improves the use of oxygen by the exercising muscle. This means that a person is able to maintain aerobic exercise longer and recover from workouts more quickly. Preliminary research from Russia indicates it may be effective for this purpose.
3. Stimulate body's immunity.
Siberian ginseng extract was shown to stimulate cellular immunity. It was found to stimulate T-cell production, especially helper cells. Thus Siberian ginseng is touted for numerous immune-related disorders. German scientists have found that this herb may be useful for treatment in the early stages of AIDS. It is found to retard the spread of the virus by a synergistic action of the elevated numbers of both helper and cytotoxic T-cells.
Dosage:
Dried, powdered root and rhizomes of 2- 3 grams per day can be used. Concentrated solid extract standardized on eleutherosides B and E, 300-400 mg per day, can also be used, as can alcohol-based extracts, 8-10ml in two to three divided dosages. Historically, eleutherosides is taken continuously for six to eight weeks, followed by a one to two week break before resuming.