[Experimental analysis of therapeutic properties of Rhodiola rosea L. and its possible application in medicine].
Study Design
- Tipo de estudio
- Review
- Población
- Patients with CFS, cognitive impairment
- Intervención
- [Experimental analysis of therapeutic properties of Rhodiola rosea L. and its possible application in medicine]. Rhodiola rosea extract
- Comparador
- None
- Resultado primario
- Adaptogenic and therapeutic effects
- Dirección del efecto
- Positive
- Riesgo de sesgo
- Unclear
Abstract
The paper presents a review of the scientific publications on Rhodiola rosea L. known for its adaptogenic characteristics. Biologically active substances salidroside, rosin, rosavin, rosarin and tyrosol, which are mainly found in plant rhizomes, demonstrate therapeutic effect. These active components effect the central nervous system by increasing the ability to concentrate, the mental and physical power; they are efficient in the asthenic states and improve general resistance of the cells and the organism against the harmful outer influence. They also prevent the heart system from stress and arrhythmias, and posses some antioxidant activity. Some data confirm that the Rhodiola rosea L. preparations stop the growth of the malignant tumors and metastases in the liver. Some preclinical and clinical data of the golden root preparations are discussed in the survey. The interaction of the herb with other medicines, its usage and effect, recommended doses, and its side effects are also reviewed in the paper.
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