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Siberian ginseng

Eleutherococcus senticosus

Roots

Siberian ginseng, whose botanical name is Eleutherococcus senticosus, is not a true ginseng but has similar properties. Native to north-east Asia, particularly Russia and China, it belongs to the Araliaceae family. This shrub is valued for its adaptogenic qualities, helping to resist stress and boost vitality. Cultivated for its root, Siberian ginseng is used beyond nutraceuticals in Beverages and cosmetics for its anti-ageing properties, and as an adaptogen in herbal food supplements. Interestingly, it was used by Soviet athletes and cosmonauts to improve endurance and recovery.

Siberian ginseng

Applications

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Immunity
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Stress and sleep
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Cognitive performance
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Circulation and Cardiovascular
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Energy and vitality
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Anti-oxidants

Benefits & Properties

• Contributes to normal blood circulation, which is associated with brain performance and reactivity
• Traditionally known to help blood circulation
• Supports the body’s immune and defence system

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