Eleutherococcus

Eleutherococcus is native to eastern Siberia. It is a shrub that grows to a height of 2 to 3 meters and produces small, fleshy black berries. It is also known as "Siberian ginseng" because its roots are often used as a substitute for those of Panax ginseng. In Siberia, Mongolia, and China, traditional medicine and healers attribute to it the power to increase longevity.

Key Properties

Immunostimulatory and adaptogenic properties

Eleutherococcus supports the immune system*. Its immunostimulant and adaptogenic properties (increasing the body's ability to cope with various types of stress, regardless of their nature) are mainly attributed to eleutherosides. These substances have properties similar to those of ginsenosides in ginseng.

*At a dosage of 400 mg dry plant equivalent per ampoule in the product Immunité Bio.

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