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Are there any clinical studies on Rhodiola rosea?

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Are there any clinical studies on Rhodiola rosea?

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Yes. Rhodiola rosea has been studied and used for centuries. In legendary Siberian folk medicine, the roots of the Rhodiola rosea plant were used to increase physical endurance, resistance to high altitude sickness, and to decrease depression and fatigue. There are over 71 years of clinical reports showing the amazing therapeutic properties of this bioactive botanical. In 1931 Russian botanist and nutritionist Dr. L. Utkin discovered that the plant augmented physical strength and as far back as 1947, Russian scientist Professor Lasarez determined that Siberian Rhodiola rosea helped increase the body’s resistance to numerous environmental stressors. For specific studies, abstracts, and other supporting data, please visit our Archives section. Q: What is the difference between Siberian Rhodiola rosea and other types of Rhodiola? A: There are over 200 species of Rhodiola, however Siberian Rhodiola rosea (Rosavin) offers several unique properties, which are distinctive to it alone and prov

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