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Adaptogen

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Adaptogen
Substance that improves the body's ability to adapt to stress.
Mentioned in: Ginseng, Korean

adaptogen (·dapˑ·t·jen),
n a substance that helps the body regenerate after being fatigued or stressed.


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Rhodiola rosea, a famous herbal adaptogen from Russia, has already been shown to decrease CRP levels in a human clinical trial (Bull Exp Biol Med, 07/04).
(2) Ultra-Adaptogens Plus, a Liquid Nutritional Dietary Supplement packed with natural vitamins and nutrients and a unique proprietary blend of super plant foods known as Adaptogens -- organic energizers picked wild from the virgin rain forests of far eastern Russia, carefully standardized exclusively for TriGeniX.
(2) Ultra-Adaptogens Plus, a liquid nutritional dietary supplement packed with natural vitamins and nutrients and a unique proprietary blend of super plant foods known as Adaptogens -- organic energizers picked wild from the virgin rain forests of far eastern Russia, carefully standardized exclusively for TriGeniX.
 
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