KEEP CALM WHILE MAINTAINING PRODUCTIVITY Siberian Ginseng caplets from Jamieson are formulated with high-quality Ginseng, working to help relieve fatigue, stress and anxiety, as well as enhance mental and physical strength and endurance. It improves concentration and vitality, and can be used as a natural sedative. Each caplet of Siberian Ginseng (10:1) extract 65mg, provides the equivalent of 650mg of raw herb. This Jamieson Ginseng product also helps to reduce cholesterol levels and ease symptoms of the common cold and sore throat. [CAPLET]
Each caplet contains:
Siberian Ginseng (10:1) extract (Eleutherococcus senticosus, root) equivalent to 650 mg of raw herb 65 mg
Non-Medicinal Ingredients:Dicalcium phosphate, cellulose, modified cellulose gum, vegetable stearic acid, vegetable magnesium stearate, hydroxypropyl cellulose, water-soluble cellulose, silica
Important Information:
No salt (NaCl), sugar, starch, gluten, lactose, artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. Consult a health care practitioner if symptoms persist or worsen; or prior to use if you are pregnant, breast-feeding or if you have any type of acute infection. Do not use if you have high blood pressure.
Dosage
Adults: Take 1-2 caplets, 2 times daily.
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Siberian Ginseng
An
immune support
that helps you better cope with stress...
What is it?
Eleutherococcus senticosus is a woody shrub with thick twisted root that is often called "Eleuthero" for short. It is found in the forests of south-eastern Russia, northern China, Korea and Japan. Eleuthero is also called "Siberian ginseng" and is often grouped with other herbs known as ginsengs, although it has distinct chemical constituents called eleutherosides.
Like the other ginsengs, eleuthero can be used as an adaptogen. It is also an antioxidant, a nervine (to decrease anxiety), an immune system tonic, and has anti-inflammatory, and cholesterol reducing properties. Eluthero is currently used by healthcare providers for the treatment of:
lupus, HIV, as well as cold and flu. It is also used to prevent herpes simplex outbreaks and to treat cases of both adrenal and endocrine dysfunction due to chronic stress. It is particularly renowned for its mood and energy enhancing effects. Many people who suffer from
chronic fatigue
syndrome and other forms of exhaustion can benefit from supplementing with Siberian ginseng. It is popular among athletes, because of its ability to increase strength, endurance, and concentration. Because of its concentration and memory enhancing effects, many students will supplement with it as well.
Historical and Traditional Uses
The Chinese have used Eleuthero for at least the last 2,000 years. They used the root and root bark to prevent respiratory infections, and as a cardiovascular tonic. This herb was said to restore vigor and vitality, memory, increase appetite, boost stamina, and improve general health. Similarly, Russian folk remedies often included Eleuthero for improved strength, stamina, physical performance and memory, as well as for countering chronic fatigue, and stimulating the immune system to prevent cold and flu infections.
How can I take eleuthero?
Eleuthero can be taken internally as an extract or by using the whole herb, dried and powdered. Often it will be found in combination formulas along with other ginsengs or other adaptogenic herbs and nutrients. In general, the dose is 2-3 grams per day of whole herb, or 300 to 400mg per day of solid extract standardized to 0.8% eleutherosides. Liquid, alcohol based extracts can be taken between 8 and 10ml per day in divided doses. Although it is taken in similar dosages to the other ginsengs, Eleuthero can be taken for longer periods of time without rest due to its gentle, and more nourishing nature.
Important Information
There are minimal side effects reported, although some individuals may find it interferes with sleep if taken too close to bedtime. Eleuthero is not recommended for individuals with
high blood pressure
or cardiac disease and must be used with caution for those on medication for high blood pressure. Also be cautious when using digoxin. Due to a lack of research, it should not be used during pregnancy and lactation.
SIBERIAN GINSENG (ELEUTHEROCCUS SENTICOSUS) – QUICK FACTS
PARTS USED
· Root, stem, bark.
APPLICATIONS
· Immune deficiency, chronic stress, chronic fatigue, upper respiratory tract infection, enhancing athletic performance.
OPTIMUM DOSAGE
· 2 - 3g/day whole herb, 300- 400 mg/day solid extract or 8-10 ml/day alcohol based extract (in divided doses). (Clinical doses may be higher as recommended by your practitioner).
WORKS WELL WITH
· Other
adaptogens, such as
Astragalus, other ginsengs and Schisandra, B-vitamins.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
· Be cautious when taking blood pressure medication, digoxin, hypoglycemic medication. Avoid use if you have high blood pressure, cardiac disease, or if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
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Siberian Ginseng
An
immune support
that helps you better cope with stress...
What is it?
Eleutherococcus senticosus is a woody shrub with thick twisted root that is often called "Eleuthero" for short. It is found in the forests of south-eastern Russia, northern China, Korea and Japan. Eleuthero is also called "Siberian ginseng" and is often grouped with other herbs known as ginsengs, although it has distinct chemical constituents called eleutherosides.
Like the other ginsengs, eleuthero can be used as an adaptogen. It is also an antioxidant, a nervine (to decrease anxiety), an immune system tonic, and has anti-inflammatory, and cholesterol reducing properties. Eluthero is currently used by healthcare providers for the treatment of:
lupus, HIV, as well as cold and flu. It is also used to prevent herpes simplex outbreaks and to treat cases of both adrenal and endocrine dysfunction due to chronic stress. It is particularly renowned for its mood and energy enhancing effects. Many people who suffer from
chronic fatigue
syndrome and other forms of exhaustion can benefit from supplementing with Siberian ginseng. It is popular among athletes, because of its ability to increase strength, endurance, and concentration. Because of its concentration and memory enhancing effects, many students will supplement with it as well.
Historical and Traditional Uses
The Chinese have used Eleuthero for at least the last 2,000 years. They used the root and root bark to prevent respiratory infections, and as a cardiovascular tonic. This herb was said to restore vigor and vitality, memory, increase appetite, boost stamina, and improve general health. Similarly, Russian folk remedies often included Eleuthero for improved strength, stamina, physical performance and memory, as well as for countering chronic fatigue, and stimulating the immune system to prevent cold and flu infections.
How can I take eleuthero?
Eleuthero can be taken internally as an extract or by using the whole herb, dried and powdered. Often it will be found in combination formulas along with other ginsengs or other adaptogenic herbs and nutrients. In general, the dose is 2-3 grams per day of whole herb, or 300 to 400mg per day of solid extract standardized to 0.8% eleutherosides. Liquid, alcohol based extracts can be taken between 8 and 10ml per day in divided doses. Although it is taken in similar dosages to the other ginsengs, Eleuthero can be taken for longer periods of time without rest due to its gentle, and more nourishing nature.
Important Information
There are minimal side effects reported, although some individuals may find it interferes with sleep if taken too close to bedtime. Eleuthero is not recommended for individuals with
high blood pressure
or cardiac disease and must be used with caution for those on medication for high blood pressure. Also be cautious when using digoxin. Due to a lack of research, it should not be used during pregnancy and lactation.
SIBERIAN GINSENG (ELEUTHEROCCUS SENTICOSUS) – QUICK FACTS
PARTS USED
· Root, stem, bark.
APPLICATIONS
· Immune deficiency, chronic stress, chronic fatigue, upper respiratory tract infection, enhancing athletic performance.
OPTIMUM DOSAGE
· 2 - 3g/day whole herb, 300- 400 mg/day solid extract or 8-10 ml/day alcohol based extract (in divided doses). (Clinical doses may be higher as recommended by your practitioner).
WORKS WELL WITH
· Other
adaptogens, such as
Astragalus, other ginsengs and Schisandra, B-vitamins.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
· Be cautious when taking blood pressure medication, digoxin, hypoglycemic medication. Avoid use if you have high blood pressure, cardiac disease, or if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
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