Siberian Ginseng CO2 extract

Caution: Siberian ginseng is very safe at recommended doses, even for long-term use. To give your body a rest, take a one- to two-week pause from your Siberian ginseng regimen every three months. No toxicity or side effects reported. Should not be taken with a high fever (above 39 deg C) or at a very high blood pressure (WHO stage 2). Very concentrated! Keep out of reach of children.

Also, extract of Eleutherococcus is successfully used in food and beverage industry, cosmeceutics, beauty and skin care products. The most current available medical and scientific literature indicates that as a dietary supplement it should be standardized to contain at least 0.8% eleutherosides B and E per dose. Recommended concentration in food, food supplements and natural remedies is 0.001 0.1%. In cosmeceutics and skin care products, recommended concentration of Siberian Ginseng CO2 extract is 0.001 0.1%. It raises regenerating properties of skin, improves metabolic processes of skin, has anti-inflammatory effect, tonic and hydrotant properties that allow protecting skin against premature withering and allow saving elasticity of skin, helps reduce cellulitis and skin ageing. 

Properties: Adaptogenic, anti-aggregatory, anti-diabetic, anti-edema, anti-inflammatory, anti-proliferative effects on leukemia cells in vitro, anti-stress, endocrine, endurance-enhancing, hypoglycaemic, hypotensive, immunomodulator, immunoprotective, immunostimulant, platelet aggregation-inhibiting, radiation protection, restorative, stimulant, tonic, vasodilator, increases mental and physical work capacity, concentration, improve performance, promotes appetite, increases fertility. Siberian ginseng is a powerful tonic herb with an impressive range of health benefits. Unlike many herbs with a medicinal use, it is more useful-for maintaining good health rather than treating sickness. Research has shown that Siberian ginseng stimulates resistance to stress and it is now widely used as a tonic during times of stress and pressure. Siberian ginseng has a similar effect to Asian ginseng but is more stimulating. The adaptogen substances found in Siberian ginseng are known as assistants in decreasing the effects of stress on the body. Therefore, Siberian ginseng has also been used as a natural sedative effectively decreasing anxiety and nervous tension. Siberian ginseng's calming actions help reduce irritability and restlessness that may contribute to sleeplessness and insomnia.
 
Fields of application: addictions, Alzheimer's disease, athletic support, bone cancer, boosting immune system, breast carcinoma, bronchitis, cardiovascular health, chemotherapy support, chronic fatigue syndrome, countering athletic fatigue, depression, diabetes mellitus, for energy, vitality, vision, resilience improvement, exhaustion and debility, fatigue, fibromyalgia, hantavirus, heart ailments, herpes, HIV support, Hodgkin's disease, impotence, improving athletic working capacity, general health &mental resilience, increasing stamina, physical endurance under stress & mental alertness, infections, influenza, kidney cancer, lung ailments, maintaining well-being, malignant tumours, memory problems, myopia, neural diseases, oral cavity carcinoma, ovarian carcinoma, respiratory tract infections, colds & flu, promoting healthy appetite, protection from toxins, radiation, reduces the effects of physical stress, rejuvenation, rheumatism, restore vigour, sore throat, skin melanoma, stomach carcinoma, stress, supporting the endocrine system. 

Ingredients: lignans - eleutherosides D & E (syringaresinols) and B4 (sesamin); phenylpropane derivatives including Eleutheroside B (syringin), caffeic acid and chlorogenic acid; coumarins including Eleutheroside B1 and isofraxidin; sterins including Eleutheroside A (daucosterin).  

Eleuthero belongs to the Araliaceae family and is a distant relative of Asian ginseng (Panax ginseng). Eleuthero is native to the Taiga region of the Far East (southeastern part of Russia, northern China). The root and the rhizomes (underground stem) are used in pharmaceutics and as a remedy.  

Latin Name: Eleutherococcus senticosus.  

Common names: Siberian Ginseng, Ciwujia, Devil's Shrub, Touch-Me-Not, Ussurian thorny pepper-bush. Russian Ginseng, Russian Root, Shigoka, Siberian Ginseng, Taiga, Thorny Pepperbush, Wild Pepper.

Botanical Source: Siberian Ginseng  

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Siberian Ginseng raises regenerating properties of skin, has anti-inflammatory effect, helps reduce cellulitis and skin ageing.