Description Rhosavin100™ is the trademarked name for Rhodiola rosea and comprises several species of plants in the Crassulacea family – and is generally found in the arctic mountain regions of Siberia. The root of the plant is used medicinally and is also known as "Golden root" and more recently as “Crenulin”. Rhodiola has been used for hundreds of years to treat cold and flu-like symptoms, promote longevity and increase the body’s resistance to physical and mental stresses.
Effects
Aphrodisiac
Relieves stress
Enhances athletic performance
Tonic for well-being
Immune enhancer
Improves cognitive function
Anti-depressant
Rhosavin100™ is considered to be an “adaptogen” and has been shown to invigorate the body and mind to increase resistance to a multitude of stresses. The key, active, natural constituents in Rhosavin100™ are identified as rosavin, rosarin, rosin and salidroside.
Rhosavin100™ and MOOD In an open clinical trial of Rhodiola rosea’s ability to alleviate symptoms of depression, 128 patients were given Rhodiola rosea. The Rhodiola rosea was effective in reducing or removing symptoms of depression in 65% of the patients. In another study of 35 men suffering from weak erection, premature ejaculation, or both were treated with 100-150mg Rhodiola rosea, in an open clinical trial that lasted for three months. 26 of the 35 patients recognized a substantial improvement in sexual function as a result of the treatment.
Clinically proven to fight depression. In a study of 128 individuals of all ages with various forms of depression who were given Rhodiola rosea, all test subjects showed positive therapeutic effects. And, 65% had complete disappearance of their depression. Studies show Rhodiola rosea works by making serotonin's precursors, tryptophan and 5-HTP, more available to the brain and by increasing the amount of serotonin in the brain. In a separate placebo controlled study involving 130 overweight patients over 90 days at the Georgian State Hospital (in the former Soviet Union), of those who consumed rhodiola rosea, 92% lost a remarkable average of 20 pounds while a placebo group on the same diet lost just 7 pounds. This difference is presumably due to Rhosavin100™’s ability to activate adipose lipase, a key enzyme required to burn the body’s fat stores. Other benefits of this amazing herb include it's ability to:
Increase body's ability to handle stresses of all kinds. Partly by calming the sympathetic (fight or flight) nervous system and relaxing the parasympathetic system. Subjects given the chief ingredient in Rhosavin100™ showed increased levels of beta-endorphin (the stress relieving, feel-good, analgesic peptide) in the brain.
Rhodiola rosea and MEMORY A placebo-controlled study of Rhodiola rosea's effects on intellectual performance employed 120 subjects who took a proofreading test. Test subjects took the test both before and after administration of the Rhodiola rosea or placebo. The test group experienced significant improvement in their scores while the control group did not. Members of each group were continually tested for their ability to perform on the proofreading test for 24 hours after administration of the extract or placebo. The control group experienced a large increase in the number of errors made in the proofreading test while the group receiving Rhodiola rosea experienced performance decline to a much lesser extent.
Safety Rhodiola rosea is quite safe. There are no known contraindications or interactions with other drugs/herbs.
Dosage General dosage recommendations for standardized Rhodiola rosea, with 3.4 % bioactive ingredients, are typically in the range of 100-300mg/day. Higher doses and bioactive percentages have been shown to have a sedative effect. Rhosavin100™ is pure Rhodiola rosea in Veggie Caps™ (no animal protein), 100mg. each. Most users find that 1-3 capsules a day gives the desired effects.
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Rhosavin100™
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