Product Information:

Siberian Ginseng Latin name: Eleutherococcus senticosus is a relatively new addition to Western natural medicine - A Remedy For Tendency to infection. It has quickly gained a reputation similar to that of the better known and more expensive Chinese Ginseng. Though the chemical make-up of the two herbs differs, their effects seem to be similar.

What It Is; Why It Works
Like its Chinese counterpart, Siberian Ginseng is taken to increase energy and concentration, relieve fatigue, and fight off infections. In tests of healthy volunteers, those who took liquid extract of Siberian Ginseng had higher levels of infection-fighting blood cells.

Found in Siberia, northern China, Korea, and Japan, the Siberian Ginseng plant grows 3 to 10 feet high with branches thickly covered in pale, thorny bristles. The root of the plant is the medicinal part.

Avoid If:
Don't take Siberian Ginseng if you have high blood pressure.

Special Cautions/Possible Drug Interactions:
At customary dosage levels, Siberian Ginseng poses no problems. No drug interactions have been reported.

Special Information:
If You Are Pregnant or Breastfeeding, No harmful effects are known.