Natural ingredients already knew about Ginseng but was particularly interested to find that there was a difference between them. Siberian Ginseng (Eleutherococcus setaceous) also known as eleuthero has been used for centuries in Russia and China and despite its name is only a distant relative of American (Panax quinquefolius and Asian Ginseng (Panax Ginseng) The different chemical components of Siberian Ginseng known as Eleutherosides are thought to stimulate the immune system and traditionally was used to prevent colds and flu and to increase energy, longevity, and vitality.

Ginseng has been listed by some as useful in the treatment of anemia, cancer, depression, diabetes, fatigue, hypertension, insomnia, shock, effects of radiation, effects of morphine and cocaine use, environmental, physical and mental stress, and chronic illness. It has been said to act as a stimulant, promote endurance, increase life expectancy, relax the nervous system, improve mental awareness, encourage proper hormonal functions, improve lipid levels, lower cholesterol, improve nerve growth, and increase resistance to disease. It has been used to increase the appetite and bodily energy, regulate menses, ease childbirth, increase fertility of women, and treat periodontal disease

Recent studies of Siberian Ginseng lead doctors to believe that it may help to prevent stress related illnesses it may even help to relieve the symptoms of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and it may be helpful to relieve the effects of menstrual disorders and menopause and in studies some viral infections have been reduced in severity and length of outbreaks.

Ginseng is a traditional energy booster. It helps the body cope with physical and psychological stress and infections, however the main reason so many people take Siberian Ginseng is to maintain energy and vitality. It is used for the treating tiredness and fatigue and has also been shown to increase energy levels, and stamina. Siberian Ginseng may help the body resist infections and researchers believe that Siberian Ginseng may help to increase male and female fertility and reduce male impotence.

The Russians have used Siberian Ginseng for decades to naturally boost performance and increase levels of energy in their athletes as Siberian Ginseng contains a group of compounds known as Eleutherosides which are naturally occurring steroids.

Siberian Ginseng should be taken first thing in the morning as it has caffeine like effect which may help to maintain energy levels throughout a busy day. Research has confirmed that Siberian Ginseng can be used as a stimulating drink which may help to maintain stamina and concentration, which is most helpful after a heavy lunch.

Recent studies of Siberian Ginseng lead doctors to believe that it may help to prevent stress related illnesses it may even help to relieve the symptoms of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and it may be helpful to relieve the effects of menstrual disorders and menopause.