| Basic Information | |||
| Latin Name | Rhodiola roseal L. | Active Ingredient | Salidroside;Rosavin;Tyrosol |
| Extract Part | Root | Specification | Salidroside 1%-6%, Rosavin 1%-5%, Tyrosol 1%-2% |
| Appearance | Brown red powder | Test Method | UV/HPLC |
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| Product Information | |||
| Rhodiola (scientific name: Rhodiola rosea l.), alias: rhodiola rosea, and luomabuer (Tibetan); is a perennial herb, 10-20 cm high. Stout, conical, fleshy, brownish-yellow, the root neck with numerous fibrous roots, Rhizome short, rough-shaped, cylindrical, most imbricate scales like leaves. [1] Alpine pollution-free zone at an altitude of 1800-2500 meters, its growth environment and thus has a strong vitality and exceptional adaptability. Can be used for medicinal purposes, Qi Qing Fei, puzzle heart, trying to effect a wide range of traditional Chinese medicine. Also have a lot of cosmetic effect, can be used for skin care products, are also edible. Rhodiola is typically considered to be an “adaptogen” and is believed to invigorate the body and mind to increase resistance to a multitude of stresses. The key active constituents in Rhodiola are believed to be rosavin, rosarin, rosin and salidroside. | |||
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| Main functions | |||
Rhodiola rosea extract is thought to be quite safe. There are no known contraindications or interactions with other drugs/herbs, but there is some potential for allergic reactions in some individuals. | |||
