Description

ARCTIC ROSEROOT contributes to energy and concentration as well as being an adaptogen that protects cells in connection with physical stress. Thus, it can enable us to cope with stress and strain in a better way. Arctic rose root is harvested from northern parts of the Nordic region, which have extra active ingredients due to a lot of sunlight in the summer.

Consuming adaptogens (roseroot) during periods of high stress can help you deal with these stressful situations in a better way.

EFFECT:
ROSE ROOT contributes to energy and concentration as well as being an adaptogen that protects the cells in connection with physical stress.

AREAS OF USE:

• Can reduce stress
• Can help with fatigue
• Can reduce symptoms of depression
• Can have a positive impact on brain function
• Can improve training results with physical exercises
• May help manage diabetes
• May have anti-cancer properties

INGREDIENTS:
• Rose root extract ( Rhodiola rosea ) of which rosavin (3%) and salidroside (1%).
• Vegetable capsule (hydroxypropylmethylcellulose).

CONTENTS:
• 60 vegetable capsules

DOSAGE:

• When starting, you only use 1 capsule per day for the first 2 weeks
• For long-term use: 2 capsules daily
• When used as an acute remedy, for example before an exam or a sporting performance, a dose that is up to 3 times as high is recommended.
  Rose root is best absorbed in the body when it is taken on an empty stomach half an hour before breakfast or lunch.

CONTENT PER RECOMMENDED DAILY DOSE (2 capsules):
• Rose root extract…….. 1000 mg

SIDE EFFECTS:

The research suggests that rose root is generally safe and well tolerated. However, in the same way as all other herbs, side effects can occur in rare cases. For more information on possible side effects, see Rosehip Side Effects: Side Effects and Risks.

Due to a lack of research, we do not recommend Rosenrot to children, pregnant and breastfeeding women or vulnerable groups without consulting a doctor.

All use of dietary supplements in combination with vital medicines should only take place after consultation with your own GP.

Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied diet. It is important that you have a balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. If you feel that you need to use nutritional supplements, you should remember that nutritional supplements often have to be used over time to achieve the desired effect.