siberian ginseng

botanical name : Eleutherococcus senticosus

part of plant : root

active substances : eleuteroside

standardisation : dry extract >0.8% eleuteroside

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origin of Eleutherococcus

Eleutherococcus is a medicinal plant often referred to as ‘Siberian ginseng’ or ‘Russian ginseng’. In fact, this plant shares something in common with ginseng: its adaptogenic power, i.e. its ability to support the body’s functions in the face of various stress factors. Athletes and students particularly appreciate the virtues of Eleutherococcus. Its root is traditionally used to stimulate the body’s immune system and combat temporary or prolonged bouts of fatigue.

Eleutherococcus has been used as a tonic for over 4,000 years throughout Asia and in Canada. It is cultivated in China, Korea, Japan and Siberia, where its roots are mainly used by the elderly and convalescents.

 

Eleutherococcus’s benefits for the body

adaptogenic properties

Eleutherococcus owes its fame to its use by top athletes and astronauts. The latter benefit from its adaptogenic properties. The active compounds in Eleutherococcus support the body’s functions, strengthen its defences and help it to adapt to various situations.

immunostimulant

Eleutherococcus has a positive effect on the immune system. It is particularly appreciated for preventing winter infections.

general tonic

Eleutherococcus is used as a tonic to combat fatigue and weakness, and boost the body’s capacity. In particular, it is used to improve physical performance, boost intellectual capacity, increase productivity and improve concentration. It can also be recommended during convalescence.

 

active ingredients of Eleutherococcus

the roots of Eleutherococcus contain a number of natural active ingredients:

– polysaccharides, including heteroglycans ;
– phenolic compounds including coumarins, lignans and phenylpropanic acids;
– eleutherosides.

 

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