Siberian ginseng is a dietary supplement that mobilises natural defence mechanisms against chemical, physical, and biological stress factors. The preparation contains an Eleutherococcus senticosus root extract standardised to 0.8% of eleutherosides (B+E) – the most invaluable bioactive components found in the plant.

Eleutherococcus senticosus is a plant native to mountainous areas of Siberia, the Sakhalin island, Korea, and northern China. Due to the presence of substances with properties similar to those of ginsenosides contained in the Panax ginseng, it is commonly called Siberian ginseng.

Eleutherosides, that is the glycoside modification of oleanolic acid derivatives, are the main active compounds found in Siberian ginseng. The ones that are of particular value are eleutherosides B and E, which are associated with adaptogenic, immunostimulatory, and tonic properties.

The adaptogenic properties of the components present in Siberian ginseng roots help to normalise the functions of the organism in the case of physical and mental stress. They have the ability to increase immunity to the negative factors that distort the organism’s equilibrium and to improve significantly the functioning of the central nervous system, which has a beneficial effect on well-being and cognitive functions.

Moreover, apart from adaptogenic properties, Eleutherococcus senticosus stimulates the immune system, increases endurance and reduces the symptoms of fatigue, as well as exhibits hepatoprotective properties. It is also used by menopausal women as well as in the case of neurosis and depressive disorders.

To sum up, Ginseng Siberian is a dietary supplement recommended especially in the case of intellectual or mental fatigue connected with long-lasting or frequent exposure to stress. The preparation efficiently increases psychophysical capacity and vitality, enhances well-being, and alleviates the negative consequences of stress.