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Also known as Touch Me Not and Devil's Shrub.

Dosage: Adults, 2-4 droppersful of the liquid extract three times a day. Use for 4-8 weeks, then resume dosing after a month long break.

Uses: This herb has been used for many centuries in Eastern countries, including China and Russia. It helps one adapt to stress of all types. Immune enhancing and improves energy levels. Used to improve strength, stamina, and performance. Normalizes and balances blood pressure and blood sugar. Improves overall energy and comfort; improves mental health and social functioning. For people with Herpes simplex virus type 2, eleuthero can reduce severity, frequency, and length of breakouts when used as a daily supplement.

The herb is an adaptogen (meaning helping the body to cope with stress), is anti-cholesteremic, is mildly anti-inflammatory, is antioxidant, is a nervine and an immune tonic. It is useful when the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis (HPA) is depleted. Symptoms of this condition include fatigue, stress, neurasthenia and sore muscles associated with the hypo-functioning of the endocrine system, and adrenal exhaustion indicated by a quivering tongue, dark circles under the eyes, and dilating/contracting pupils. Eleuthero may alleviate these symptoms.

Safety: Reported side effects have been minimal with use of eleuthero. Mild, transient diarrhea has been reported in a very small number of users. Eleuthero may cause insomnia in some people if taken too close to bed-time. Eleuthero is not recommended for individuals with uncontrolled high blood pressure. It can be used during pregnancy or lactation. However, pregnant or lactating women using eleuthero should avoid products that have been adulterated with Panax ginseng or other related species that are contraindicated. Consult your doctor first if you are taking Digoxin, anti-coagulants, or sedatives for insomnia.

Contains: Vodka, Eleuthero

Eleuthero tincture 1 oz. amber glass dropper bottle.

vodka, eleuthero, amber glass bottle