siberian ginseng extract/ciwujia extract

Product name: Siberian Ginseng P.E. Botanical source: Acanthopanax senticosus (Rupr. et Maxim) Harms Plant latin name: Radix Acanthopanacis Senticosi Appearance: Brown fine powder Specification: Eleutherosides B+E 0.8%, 1%, HPLC Particle Siza: NLT100%pass 80mesh Taste: Characteristic Self time: 2 years while properly stored Package: 25kgs/carton or in aluminum foil bag Pharmacological actions: Invigorative, anti-fatigue, Enhancing organic adaptability, ameliorating blood circulation, and regulating blood pressure Siberian ginseng may increase your body's resistance to stress and prevent certain types of illness. Siberian ginseng may be useful when used in connection with stress and body fatigue caused by viruses, bacteria, chemicals, extreme working conditions, noise, and pollution. It has also been suggested that Siberian ginseng may help the body to recuperate when recovering from illness. Many people claim that Siberian ginseng is very useful for increasing mental and physical performance. Specifically, it has been reported that Siberian ginseng can help to increase concentration, focus, and physical stamina. However, to date, these claims have not been substantiated by empirical evidence. As a result of its stimulant effects, Siberian ginseng is a very popular herbal remedy. Some physicians, however, may suggest a patient use Siberian ginseng during periods of adjustment. Recommended Dosage For adults the recommended dose of Siberian ginseng is 2 to 3 grams daily in the form of a tea or capsule. You can also take a tincture of herb and alcohol, or herb, alcohol, and water (1 part Siberian ginseng may be used in 5 parts liquid), to be taken in doses 5 mL three times daily. When making a ginseng extract, a mixture of 1 part herb is used in 1 part liquid. It is best when using solid extracts made from dried powdered root which contain at least 1 eleutheroside F. These should be taken in doses of 100 to 200 mg up to three times a day. When used for children it is recommended to cut the adult dosage according to the weight of the child. For instance, most herbal dosages for adults are calculated on the basis of a 150 lb (70 kg) adult, so if the child weighs 50 lb (20 to 25 kg), the appropriate dose of Siberian ginseng for this child would be one-third of the adult dosage.