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Wild Harvested Rhodiola Powder

It is a primary adaptogen elixir. Helps increase a body’s resistance to stress in nonspecific ways. Has been used widely to treat anxiety, fatigue and depression.

Full Description

Rhodiola (Rhodiola rosea) is an herb that grows in the cold, mountainous regions of Europe and Asia. Its roots are considered adaptogens, meaning they help your body adapt to stress when consumed. Rhodiola has been used in traditional medicine for many years, particularly in Russia, Scandinavia, and other cold, mountainous areas. It is believed the herb can treat anxiety, depression, fatigue, anaemia, and headaches.

Also known as arctic root or golden root rhodiola contains salidrosides, tyrosol, dendrolasin, safranal, 17 amino acids needed by the human body, of which 7 cannot be synthesized in the body. It also contains 21 trace elements, a number of vitamins and various volatile oils, alkaloid and flavones. 

Research has also shown that this natural medicine may stimulate serotonin, norepinephrine and dopamine activity.

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Possible Benefits
  • Decreases stress
  • Increases physical performance and energy
  • Can help increase endurance during exercise
  • May increase energy and fight fatigue
  • Helps reduce recovery time
  • May have antidepressant properties by balancing the neurotransmitters in your brain
  • Can increase mental performance during mentally stressful and physically strenuous time
  • May lower blood sugar
How To use

Product info: extract powder of Rhodiola
Ideal for: adding to tea, smoothies, or other hot beverages

Full Ingredient List

Wild harvested Rhodiola root extract 10:1

Additional Info
Weight:80g Miron jar or 250g bag
Origin:“Di Tao” regions of China.
Dosage:1/2 tsp to 1 tsp per day
Safety Notes:Talk to a health professional if you are unsure if this is right for you, especially if you are pregnant, breast feeding, have an autoimmune disease or on any medications.

Reviews

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  1. The only thing I’m a bit struggling with the rhodiola is the flavour.But find easy to use it in my smooties.