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Eleuthero Root Extract Organic "Eleutheroccocus senticosus" Other
Common Names: Siberian "ginseng"*, Ginseng siberiano, Eleuterococo.
*Note: This species is not considered a true ginseng. It belongs to
the same plant family (Araliaceae) as the true ginsengs (Panax
ginseng and P. quinquefolius), but does not contain the same active
principles.

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Eleuthero Root Extract Organic
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What we found out about this product:
Where is it found? This species is native to Asia.

Parts of the plant used: The root.

How is it used? This herb is usually taken as a tea, in capsules,
tinctures or extracts.

What is it used for? This plant is used as an invigorating tonic to
combat stress and fatigue. It purportedly enhances physical endurance
and mental concentration ability. Most of the early research on this
herb came from the ex-Soviet Union, where it was tested mainly on
athletes. The results shown were positive, but some of the research
trials have been criticized by western scientists as being flawed in
their methodology, as well in the interpretation of the results.
Soviet scientists coined the term "adaptogen" to describe a substance
or herb that could increase resistance to stress or had an
invigorating action upon the consumer. Thus eleuthero is considered
to be, along with the true ginsengs (American and Korean), an
adaptogenic herb. Currently, eleuthero is used to increase resistance
to physical and mental stress, with varying results. The herb also
lowers blood sugar levels. Its active ingredients may be of use in
combating herpes simplex type II infections, but more research in
human subjects is needed to reach a definitive conclusion. Eleuthero
has been used to adulterate certain herbal products claimed to
contain true ginseng (Panax ginseng or P. quinquefolius ).

Safety/Precautions •Avoid in pregnancy and lactation. •Avoid use in
patients with high blood pressure, liver or kidney
disease. •Eleuthero may interact with certain medications, such as
sedatives, barbiturates and anti psychotic drugs. •Diabetic patients
should ingest it solely under medical supervision. Eleuthero may
cause an increase in the effects of oral antidiabetic
medications. •Avoid combining this herb with other plants or
substances that have a stimulating effect upon the central nervous
system, such as Guaraná, Coffee, Ephedra (Ma Huang), mate or black
tea. •Avoid use during acute phase of infections. •Avoid use at night
in patients suffering from insomnia.

Disclaimer Before you decide to take any medicinal herb or herbal
supplement, be sure to consult with your health care professional
first. Avoid self-medication and self-diagnosis: Always be on the
safe side!