Rhodiola rosea, also called golden root, is considered in traditional medicine as one of the "herbs for women", because of its significant healing effects on mental and emotional health, especially needed for women. Traditionally Rhodiola has been used for improving mood, physical and mental performance, to cope with stressful life, recovery after tough illnesses or mental disorders.

• improves mood
• stimulates vitality, brain activity and mental condition
• strengthens the immune system of the organism
• protects the cardiovascular system and optimises blood circulation
• alleviates depression
• reduces chronic fatigue syndrom
• improves physical and mental performance
• stress related diseases
• improves focus and memory
• harmonization of endocrine system

Composition: golden root (Rhodiola rosea) roots, 34% alcohol.

Usage: 5-6 drops a day (at best in the morning) in a small amount of water 20 minutes before meal for 10-14 days. A dose of 5 drops corresponds to 33mg of the Rhodiola root extract.

Warning: Not suitable for children, pregnant or nursing women. Not suitable for people with high blood pressure. Keep out of the reach of children! The recommended daily dose must not be exceeded. Product is not intended as a supplement for a varied diet. Do not use in case of intolerance to a specific compound of the preparation.

Volume: 25ml

Storage: Store in a cold place.

Country of origin: Ukraine

Volume: 25ml

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Based on many years of Russian research, the root of Rhodiola rosea, commonly named "Golden Arctic root", rivals Eleutherococcus as an important adaptogen. The active constituents believed to be responsible for the adaptogenic qualities in Russian Rhodiola rosea include a group of unique phenylpropanoids called "rosavins", including rosavin, rosin, and rosarin. These compounds are not found in other Rhodiola species and they showed strong protective effects to the nervous and endocrine system and possess antifatigue, immune-enhancing, anticarcinogenic, antimetastatic, chemo-protective, antioxidative, and antimutagenic effects.

In Middle Asia, Rhodiola rosea was considered the most effective remedy for cold and flu - prevention as well as treatment. A number of human and animal studies on Rhodiola rosea extract have shown that it increases physical work capacity and dramatically shortens recovery time during high-intensity exercise. These studies include regular humans as well as Olympic-level athletes. The Rhodiola group increased work capacity by nine percent, the Eleuthero by six percent.

Russian Rhodiola has the ability to assist the body at times of stress, particularly cardiac stress, is antioxidative, preventing and minimising oxidative damage in the pancreas and heart caused by excessive stress. This Russian Golden Root protects against altitude sickness, minimising cardiopulmonary dysfunction.

Russian Rhodiola has also been shown to enhance the antitumor effects of the chemotherapeutic drug cyclophosphamide (Cytoxin), while at the same time assisting in the regenerative process of the immune system. It also shortened the recovery time on suppressed white blood cells following chemotherapy or radiation treatment.

Russian research has shown that Russian Rhodiola is helpful in conditions of depression and schizophrenia by increasing serotonin and decreasing the enzyme responsible for monoamine degradation, monoamine oxidase, and catechol-O-methyltransferase.

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