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| Common Names : Eleuthero ginseng, Ci-wu-jia, Wu Jia Shen Jing |
| Actions: adrenal support, stress reduction, homonal balance, improves circulation |
| Medicinal Uses:Focus and memory * Chronic Fatigue * Immune System * Stress * |
| Parts Used: root |
| Constituents:Eleutherosides B and E, and immunostimulant complex polysaccharides |
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Eleuthero, Eleutherococcus senticosus, is one of the most widely used herbs in the world. Known in China as wu-jia-pi, eleuthero has been used in Chinese medicine for over 2,000 years, to balance vital energy and vitality and to treat respiratory and other infections. In traditional Chinese medicine, eleuthero is considered good for vital energy (qi/ch'i).
The adrenal glands have a big impact on our sexual health because of the their role in producing a variety of hormones that regulate many physical responses. Eleuthero helps prevent adrenal burnout and so gives a boost to sexual function and energy.
Eleuthero is often reffered to as Siberian ginseng, but is not a ginseng at all. It is another adaptogen, but a different species altogether.
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Preparation Methods :The dried root is often taken in capsules, or brewed into tea, or made into tinctures. Eleuthero ginseng is sometimes combined with other adaptogens, like Korean, Chinese or American ginseng, astragalus, or schisandra, to increase its effectiveness.
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| In general, side effects with Siberian ginseng are rare and mild. Not for use by pregnant women. Many commercial ginseng products are adulterated. |
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