Eleutherococcus is from the Greek eleutheros meaning free and kokkos meaning pip or seed. In Latin senticosus is an adjective meaning full of briars or thorns , referring to the plant s thorniness.
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In Russia, Siberian ginseng was originally used by people in the Siberian taiga (sub-arctic) region to increase performance and quality of life, and to decrease infections. In the 1950s the term adaptogen was coined by Soviet scholars and they considered Siberian ginseng to be one of the most important adaptogens after Korean ginseng (Panax ginseng). Known as Ci Wu Jia in Chinese (and by its synonym Acanthopanax senticosus), Siberian ginseng is a widely used traditional Chinese herb that can invigorate qi (vital energy), strengthen the spleen and nourish the kidney in the theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Siberian ginseng was first introduced into the American herb market in the late 1970s, as Wuchaseng and Wujiaseng, and it became commonly known as Eleuthero.
Constituents:
Carbohydrates - Polysaccharides (glycans); some have been referred to as eleutherans. Galactose, glucose, maltose, sucrose, methyl-alpha-D-galactose (eleutheroside C).
Phenylpropanoids - syringin and its monoglucoside (eleutheroside B), caffeic acid, sinapyl alcohol, coniferyl aldehyde.
Lignans - sesamin (eleutheroside B4), syringoresinol and its monoglucoside (eleutheroside E1) and diglucoside (eleutherosides D and E).
Triterpenoids - hederasaponin B, betasitosterol and its glucoside daucosterol (eleutheroside A), betulinic acid.
Coumarins - isofraxidin and its monoglucoside (eleutheroside B1).
Vitamins - vitamin E, provitamin A (betacarotene).
Essential oil - 0.05% including isocaryophyllene and caryophyllene oxide.
Actions: Adaptogen (modulates stress response), immunomodulator, antiviral, mild stimulant, tonic. Stimulating action refers to the ability of medicinal substances to increase the work capacity of the organism after a single dose of the preparation. The tonic effect of a substance refers to the results obtained after prolonged doses. This effect is reported to be manifested by an increase in work capacity, not only during the time period that the substance is being used, but for a sustained period of time thereafter.
Siberian Ginseng liquid extract 1:1 in 45% alcohol
Always follow the instructions.
15 to 40ml weekly.
Some researchers recommend that Siberian ginseng should not to be taken for more than two months. For chronic conditions such as fatigue, preparations have been used for three months. Most researchers recommend that, if a course is repeated, the next course should start after a 10 to 14 days break.
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In Russia, Siberian ginseng was originally used by people in the Siberian taiga (sub-arctic) region to increase performance and quality of life, and to decrease infections. In the 1950s the term adaptogen was coined by Soviet scholars and they considered Siberian ginseng to be one of the most important adaptogens after Korean ginseng (Panax ginseng). Known as Ci Wu Jia in Chinese (and by its synonym Acanthopanax senticosus), Siberian ginseng is a widely used traditional Chinese herb that can invigorate qi (vital energy), strengthen the spleen and nourish the kidney in the theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Siberian ginseng was first introduced into the American herb market in the late 1970s, as Wuchaseng and Wujiaseng, and it became commonly known as Eleuthero.
Constituents:
Carbohydrates - Polysaccharides (glycans); some have been referred to as eleutherans. Galactose, glucose, maltose, sucrose, methyl-alpha-D-galactose (eleutheroside C).
Phenylpropanoids - syringin and its monoglucoside (eleutheroside B), caffeic acid, sinapyl alcohol, coniferyl aldehyde.
Lignans - sesamin (eleutheroside B4), syringoresinol and its monoglucoside (eleutheroside E1) and diglucoside (eleutherosides D and E).
Triterpenoids - hederasaponin B, betasitosterol and its glucoside daucosterol (eleutheroside A), betulinic acid.
Coumarins - isofraxidin and its monoglucoside (eleutheroside B1).
Vitamins - vitamin E, provitamin A (betacarotene).
Essential oil - 0.05% including isocaryophyllene and caryophyllene oxide.
Actions: Adaptogen (modulates stress response), immunomodulator, antiviral, mild stimulant, tonic. Stimulating action refers to the ability of medicinal substances to increase the work capacity of the organism after a single dose of the preparation. The tonic effect of a substance refers to the results obtained after prolonged doses. This effect is reported to be manifested by an increase in work capacity, not only during the time period that the substance is being used, but for a sustained period of time thereafter.
Siberian Ginseng liquid extract 1:1 in 45% alcohol
Always follow the instructions.
15 to 40ml weekly.
Some researchers recommend that Siberian ginseng should not to be taken for more than two months. For chronic conditions such as fatigue, preparations have been used for three months. Most researchers recommend that, if a course is repeated, the next course should start after a 10 to 14 days break.
Flat Rate: $14.95 for all orders Australia-wide.
Free Standard Shipping on all orders over $99 and under 5kg in weight
Click & Collect (WA): Shop online and collect your order from our pharmacies in North Perth, Claremont & Wembley
All other orders proceed through the checkout for a shipping quote.
Transit Time: All orders are shipped via Australia Post’s Parcel Post service. Delivery typically takes up 3-5 days from lodgement with Australia Post.
All international orders are shipped via Australia Post International Standard
Proceed through the checkout for a shipping quote.
Michael’s Chemist is not liable for any costs incurred due to customs or delivery taxes
Transit Time: 3-10 working days, excluding customs.
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