Rhodiola Rosea - is it from Siberia?
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I don't know. Why don't you go to NOW Food's Website and contact them. They are good about answering questions about their products.
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The bottle does not state where the herb is from. You might want to email Now Foods and ask them.
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Hi Richard, no it's not made in China, our Rhodiola Rosea is sourced from Siberia and manufactured in USA under Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) which means there are no heavy metals at all in this product as that is an expectation of GMP.
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There are several ingredients listed on the bottle. Too many to name here. Maybe it would be best if you googled the product so you could see the list for yourself. As was suggested, I use it in conjunction with Siberian rhubarb extract. Wendy Warner, and gyno, was on Dr. Oz and she mentioned she recommends both products together for her patients and it seems to help. They do help me. Good Luck on your search.
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It is a dietary supplement and contains 100 mg of Rhodiola rosea root, 30 mg of Vitamin C, 75 mg of caffeine from green tea leaves, 50 mg spinach.
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This particular product does not contain "rosarin", which is a glyocide. But it does contain 3% "rosavins", which is another glyocide. As for this particular origin of the plant root, I cannot say. You can always contact the manufacturer and ask. There are many great websites, such as Wikipedia, that help to define the properties of Rhodiola. But I bought the book, "The Rhodiola Revolution" on Amazon, see my review. That book was such an easy read, packed with so much information, and held my interest. Then I went online to make my 'better educated' choice on buying Rhodiola. This particular product does not contain "rosarin", which is a glyocide. But it does contain 3% "rosavins", which is another glyocide. As for this particular origin of the plant root, I cannot say. You can always contact the manufacturer and ask. There are many great websites, such as Wikipedia, that help to define the properties of Rhodiola. But I bought the book, "The Rhodiola Revolution" on Amazon, see my review. That book was such an easy read, packed with so much information, and held my interest. Then I went online to make my 'better educated'... » Read More This particular product does not contain "rosarin", which is a glyocide. But it does contain 3% "rosavins", which is another glyocide. As for this particular origin of the plant root, I cannot say. You can always contact the manufacturer and ask. There are many great websites, such as Wikipedia, that help to define the properties of Rhodiola. But I bought the book, "The Rhodiola Revolution" on Amazon, see my review. That book was such an easy read, packed with so much information, and held my interest. Then I went online to make my 'better educated' choice on buying Rhodiola. « Show Less
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In my case it grew into a wild strawberry not black. I have a lot of very fragrant small red berried. I think you right are about the scam! They came directly from the woods as wild as could be.
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Black Diamond has two "sustainable" manufacturing plants -- one in Sault Lake City, UT, and one in China. I can't really tell you which plant these trekking ploes came from. if I was a betting man, I would say they most likely were made in China. You could go on their web site and ask?? Sorry.
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Great question. It is identified as Pacific Northwest Salmon, and per their website it is a combination of both wild and farm raised Salmon from around the Seatle as well as British Columbia areas, so some of the sourcing would be Canadian waters, not all US. None of the primary ingredients is from China at least, although in almost any pet food or treat it is likely that vitamin supplementation did come from China as the vast majority is produced there, even on treats or food considered US ingredients.
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There are no "Carbamates" listed on the label for Rhodiola rosea. The label states "Rhodiola (Rhodiola rosea) Extract (Root) = 500mg. Standardized to min. 3% Total Rosavisn & min. 1% Salidrosides)". The chemicals you are asking about were used in the making of medicines some years ago but were found to be toxic. I think they are still used in some products as insect killers/repellants, but don't have all the details on that. I would think these chemicals would have to by law, be listed on the label if this Rhodiola product contained them.
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Nope - the syrup is raspberry/rhubarb. The flower is hibiscus. Hope this helps!
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I started with Rhodiola Rosea and later added Ashwaganda. For me, the two together complimented my particular health situation. This blurb from the a google search, best describes the differences and the reason why I take both: "...For both ashwagandha and rhodiola, the root used to make medicine. Both herbs are employed by herbalists to combat stress and fatigue, support the nervous system, enhance endurance and address infertility. Within the realm of scientific study, ashwagandha's strongest therapeutic capabilities lie in reducing pain and swelling in arthritis and supporting immune system function. Rhodiola's prominent scientifically supported functions are enhancing the body's resistance to stress, increasing physical endurance, and diminishing fatigue and anxiety. In addition to their main medicinal uses, ashwagandha and rhodiola each have unique therapeutic nuances -- professional herbalists are familiar with such subtleties and can help advise which herb is appropriate for you..." Hope this helps...
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I certainly am no expert and have never used any of the brands but on another site it is recommended that you ONLY use the Siberian brand. Also, that it not only has 3% rosavins but 1$ salidrosides 0r a 3 to 1 ratio. Also, that it be freeze-dried which the Siberian is and the Now brand is not. I believe the site is Dr. Ramazanovs.com but not 100% sure. The product tho is called Perfect Acai Revive or Perfect Rhodiola Rosea (2 different ones)
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According to the doterra website, it is grown in the high altitudes of France. http://www.doterra.com/us/faqs.php
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If I remember correctly, this is from Columbus, OH. Where it actually comes from, I don't know. The website of the company is www.rootnaturally.com. You might be able to find the state of origin there.
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This is a Russian product that has Olive for a carrier oil. More than that, I do not know.
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The Rhodiola Rosea Root product I am using is from Swanson and it has 400mg Rhodiola and other ingredients are Gelatin and silica I do not have the Thorne Research product. Hope this helps