Russian Rhodiola Spagyric
Rhodiola rosea
Breathe deeper into the coherency of Rhodiola Spagyric.
Let this one sing to you “breathe deeper, clearer, easier” for this resilient plant that grows high in elevation encourages you to do the same. Let go of the weights depressing the mind, body, and soul, for this has been deeply regarded as an adaptogen. May you breathe in coherence and perseverance as you stand vibrantly alive with this mountain plant.
The Russian Rhodiola is a stringent with warmer notes than the Icelandic or Tibetan. As a personal suggestion, this one is great to have in the morning to start a fresh day with a clear mind, especially for those living in high altitudes.
Rhodiola likes the cold, mountainous arctic regions of Europe and Asia. It thrives on dry sandy soils at high altitudes. It also grows in Alaska, Canada, and California.
Research reveals that rhodiola significantly improves physical fitness, reduces mental fatigue and improves neuro-motoric performance of students during exam periods. The herb is known for improving sleep, reducing stress, increasing appetite, and treating hypertension. It is considered a longevity and powerful adaptogenic herb. The herb is known to contain over 140 active ingredients!
Rhodiola contains the compound rosoavin that is unique to rhodiola within the Rhodiola plant family. Rosoavin is known for modulating the levels of the stress hormone, cortisol, in the body, raising it or lowering it as needed. The herb helps protect the heart and liver, and increases oxygen which in turn helps to improve memory and attention span.
It has been used in Iceland, Russia and Scandinavia to help build stamina and treat those that suffer from SADs (Seasonal Affective Disorder), a condition that triggers depression-like symptoms due to inadequate sunlight in the fall and winter seasons. A study published in 2007 in the Nordic Journal of Psychiatry showed patients with mild-to-moderate depression who used rhodiola extract reported fewer symptoms of depression than those who took the placebo.
While the roots and rhizomes are used as a tonic herb popular in Russia, Scandinavia, Eastern Europe and Asia, the shoots, leaves, and tems are also edible, though slightly bitter, and can be consumed raw or cooked.
In Asia, rhodiola tea is a popular cold, lung infection, and asthma remedy. In Tibet the herb is considered useful in aiding proper childhood development and growth. Today the herb is also used as an adjunct herb for treating cancer.
Flavors/Temps Profile: Root & Rhizomes – Sweet, Bitter, Astringent, Dry, Cold. Stems, Leaves & Shoots – Bitter, Astringent, Cold.
Key Actions & Medicinal Uses: Adaptogenic, Cardiotonic, Stimulant, Antidepressant, Anti-inflammatory, Restorative, Antihypoxic. Stress, lethargy, depression, anxiety, anemia, lung infections, headaches, physical weakness, muscle recovery, cognitive function, memory, fatigue, palpitations associated with stress or anxiety. Clears Heat, Nourishes Lung Yin, Tonifies Lung Qi, Tonifies Spleen Qi, Tonifies Kidney, Supports Yang, Moves Blood, Clears Channels, Stops Bleeding, Nourishes the Heart, Calms Shen. Coughs, tuberculosis, bronchitis, pneumonia, hemoptysis, hematemesis, shortness of breath, chronic diseases, childhood development, adjunct cancer treatment, leukorrhea, wheezing, hypertension, chest pain, longevity, low back pain, arthritis, stamina, stress related insomnia, general symptoms associated with stress, brain fog, fibromyalgia, mental fatigue, muscle recovery, poor appetite, anemia, irritability, headaches, fatigue, used topically to treat blood stagnation from traumatic injury and burns.
Key Constituents: Salidroside, Rosavin, Rosardin, Rosarin, Rosin, Tyrosol.
1-5 drops to begin, on the tongue or in a beverage.
Suspended in 100% Cane Spirits
Small - 4ml
Large- 8ml
Rhodiola rosea
Breathe deeper into the coherency of Rhodiola Spagyric.
Let this one sing to you “breathe deeper, clearer, easier” for this resilient plant that grows high in elevation encourages you to do the same. Let go of the weights depressing the mind, body, and soul, for this has been deeply regarded as an adaptogen. May you breathe in coherence and perseverance as you stand vibrantly alive with this mountain plant.
The Russian Rhodiola is a stringent with warmer notes than the Icelandic or Tibetan. As a personal suggestion, this one is great to have in the morning to start a fresh day with a clear mind, especially for those living in high altitudes.
Rhodiola likes the cold, mountainous arctic regions of Europe and Asia. It thrives on dry sandy soils at high altitudes. It also grows in Alaska, Canada, and California.
Research reveals that rhodiola significantly improves physical fitness, reduces mental fatigue and improves neuro-motoric performance of students during exam periods. The herb is known for improving sleep, reducing stress, increasing appetite, and treating hypertension. It is considered a longevity and powerful adaptogenic herb. The herb is known to contain over 140 active ingredients!
Rhodiola contains the compound rosoavin that is unique to rhodiola within the Rhodiola plant family. Rosoavin is known for modulating the levels of the stress hormone, cortisol, in the body, raising it or lowering it as needed. The herb helps protect the heart and liver, and increases oxygen which in turn helps to improve memory and attention span.
It has been used in Iceland, Russia and Scandinavia to help build stamina and treat those that suffer from SADs (Seasonal Affective Disorder), a condition that triggers depression-like symptoms due to inadequate sunlight in the fall and winter seasons. A study published in 2007 in the Nordic Journal of Psychiatry showed patients with mild-to-moderate depression who used rhodiola extract reported fewer symptoms of depression than those who took the placebo.
While the roots and rhizomes are used as a tonic herb popular in Russia, Scandinavia, Eastern Europe and Asia, the shoots, leaves, and tems are also edible, though slightly bitter, and can be consumed raw or cooked.
In Asia, rhodiola tea is a popular cold, lung infection, and asthma remedy. In Tibet the herb is considered useful in aiding proper childhood development and growth. Today the herb is also used as an adjunct herb for treating cancer.
Flavors/Temps Profile: Root & Rhizomes – Sweet, Bitter, Astringent, Dry, Cold. Stems, Leaves & Shoots – Bitter, Astringent, Cold.
Key Actions & Medicinal Uses: Adaptogenic, Cardiotonic, Stimulant, Antidepressant, Anti-inflammatory, Restorative, Antihypoxic. Stress, lethargy, depression, anxiety, anemia, lung infections, headaches, physical weakness, muscle recovery, cognitive function, memory, fatigue, palpitations associated with stress or anxiety. Clears Heat, Nourishes Lung Yin, Tonifies Lung Qi, Tonifies Spleen Qi, Tonifies Kidney, Supports Yang, Moves Blood, Clears Channels, Stops Bleeding, Nourishes the Heart, Calms Shen. Coughs, tuberculosis, bronchitis, pneumonia, hemoptysis, hematemesis, shortness of breath, chronic diseases, childhood development, adjunct cancer treatment, leukorrhea, wheezing, hypertension, chest pain, longevity, low back pain, arthritis, stamina, stress related insomnia, general symptoms associated with stress, brain fog, fibromyalgia, mental fatigue, muscle recovery, poor appetite, anemia, irritability, headaches, fatigue, used topically to treat blood stagnation from traumatic injury and burns.
Key Constituents: Salidroside, Rosavin, Rosardin, Rosarin, Rosin, Tyrosol.
1-5 drops to begin, on the tongue or in a beverage.
Suspended in 100% Cane Spirits
Small - 4ml
Large- 8ml
Rhodiola rosea
Breathe deeper into the coherency of Rhodiola Spagyric.
Let this one sing to you “breathe deeper, clearer, easier” for this resilient plant that grows high in elevation encourages you to do the same. Let go of the weights depressing the mind, body, and soul, for this has been deeply regarded as an adaptogen. May you breathe in coherence and perseverance as you stand vibrantly alive with this mountain plant.
The Russian Rhodiola is a stringent with warmer notes than the Icelandic or Tibetan. As a personal suggestion, this one is great to have in the morning to start a fresh day with a clear mind, especially for those living in high altitudes.
Rhodiola likes the cold, mountainous arctic regions of Europe and Asia. It thrives on dry sandy soils at high altitudes. It also grows in Alaska, Canada, and California.
Research reveals that rhodiola significantly improves physical fitness, reduces mental fatigue and improves neuro-motoric performance of students during exam periods. The herb is known for improving sleep, reducing stress, increasing appetite, and treating hypertension. It is considered a longevity and powerful adaptogenic herb. The herb is known to contain over 140 active ingredients!
Rhodiola contains the compound rosoavin that is unique to rhodiola within the Rhodiola plant family. Rosoavin is known for modulating the levels of the stress hormone, cortisol, in the body, raising it or lowering it as needed. The herb helps protect the heart and liver, and increases oxygen which in turn helps to improve memory and attention span.
It has been used in Iceland, Russia and Scandinavia to help build stamina and treat those that suffer from SADs (Seasonal Affective Disorder), a condition that triggers depression-like symptoms due to inadequate sunlight in the fall and winter seasons. A study published in 2007 in the Nordic Journal of Psychiatry showed patients with mild-to-moderate depression who used rhodiola extract reported fewer symptoms of depression than those who took the placebo.
While the roots and rhizomes are used as a tonic herb popular in Russia, Scandinavia, Eastern Europe and Asia, the shoots, leaves, and tems are also edible, though slightly bitter, and can be consumed raw or cooked.
In Asia, rhodiola tea is a popular cold, lung infection, and asthma remedy. In Tibet the herb is considered useful in aiding proper childhood development and growth. Today the herb is also used as an adjunct herb for treating cancer.
Flavors/Temps Profile: Root & Rhizomes – Sweet, Bitter, Astringent, Dry, Cold. Stems, Leaves & Shoots – Bitter, Astringent, Cold.
Key Actions & Medicinal Uses: Adaptogenic, Cardiotonic, Stimulant, Antidepressant, Anti-inflammatory, Restorative, Antihypoxic. Stress, lethargy, depression, anxiety, anemia, lung infections, headaches, physical weakness, muscle recovery, cognitive function, memory, fatigue, palpitations associated with stress or anxiety. Clears Heat, Nourishes Lung Yin, Tonifies Lung Qi, Tonifies Spleen Qi, Tonifies Kidney, Supports Yang, Moves Blood, Clears Channels, Stops Bleeding, Nourishes the Heart, Calms Shen. Coughs, tuberculosis, bronchitis, pneumonia, hemoptysis, hematemesis, shortness of breath, chronic diseases, childhood development, adjunct cancer treatment, leukorrhea, wheezing, hypertension, chest pain, longevity, low back pain, arthritis, stamina, stress related insomnia, general symptoms associated with stress, brain fog, fibromyalgia, mental fatigue, muscle recovery, poor appetite, anemia, irritability, headaches, fatigue, used topically to treat blood stagnation from traumatic injury and burns.
Key Constituents: Salidroside, Rosavin, Rosardin, Rosarin, Rosin, Tyrosol.
1-5 drops to begin, on the tongue or in a beverage.
Suspended in 100% Cane Spirits
Small - 4ml
Large- 8ml