Description
Description
Historical Uses For Siberian Ginseng: Siberian
Ginseng is a cousin of the Panax Ginseng. Although not as popular as
Panax Ginseng, Siberian Ginseng has a long history of usage. This
ginseng has been historically helped to increase stamina and endurance
amongst athletes. This herb also has adaptogen properties, which tend
to help the body to deal with stress via promoting healthy adrenal
gland function.
Historical Uses For Siberian Ginseng: Siberian
Ginseng is a cousin of the Panax Ginseng. Although not as popular as
Panax Ginseng, Siberian Ginseng has a long history of usage. This
ginseng has been historically helped to increase stamina and endurance
amongst athletes. This herb also has adaptogen properties, which tend
to help the body to deal with stress via promoting healthy adrenal
gland function.
The main constituents in Siberian Ginseng are known as
eleutherosides. Most of the modern day research on eleutherosides, tend
to focus on eleutherosides B and E. Siberian Ginseng also contain
complex polysaccharides, which are complex sugar molecules.
Polysaccharides tend to play a critical role in immune system function
support. Siberian Ginseng also helps to support the body via assisting
the liver to detoxify harmful toxins and poisons.
Many believe that
Siberian Ginseng also helps protect the body during radiation
exposure. This herb may be useful as a relief measure during the cold
and flu season.
Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 2 Capsules
Servings per Container: 50
| Amount Per Serving | % Daily Value | |
| Eleuthero root (Eleutheroccoccus senticosus) | 850 Milligrams | * |
*Daily value not established.
Other Ingredients: 100% Vegetable Base Capsules
Free Of
Fillers and Chemicals.
Directions
As a dietary supplement, take 2 capsules before each meal with 12 oz of water or as prescribed by your health care professional.
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