Siberian Ginseng Root 50 g

Siberian Ginseng - Characteristics of the plant

Siberian ginseng (Eleutherococcus senticosus) is a plant from the same family as the highly valued and popular Panax ginseng . It is found naturally primarily in Asia, but is also cultivated on a larger scale in China and Russia. Siberian ginseng is primarily popular for its adaptogenic properties—it facilitates adaptation to changing environmental conditions. The most sought-after raw material in herbal medicine is the rhizomes and rootstocks, harvested in late autumn.

Siberian Ginseng - a powerful adaptogen

The adaptogenic effect is primarily based on increasing the ability to adapt to rapidly changing environmental conditions. This is especially appreciated when a person is under the influence of multiple stressors. The substances contained in the root of Siberian ginseng support the body in its fight against stress, helping it to better tolerate stress and adapt more easily to all kinds of changes. Furthermore, Siberian ginseng supports brain function, concentration, memory, and facilitates learning. Studies show that it can have a very positive effect on the body in cases of depression and anxiety. The effect of ginseng on brain function is especially appreciated by people who are overtired, perform intensive mental work, or are exhausted by excessive daily responsibilities.

Ginseng - for which symptoms should it be used?

• mental fatigue
• Weakening of the sex drive
• physical fatigue [strengthening, stimulating, regenerating]
• Weakening of the immune system
• Problems with distraction and memory
• Low blood pressure
• diabetes
• Hormonal imbalance
• Intoxication