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Eleutherococcus Giraldii

Adaptogen

Eleutherococcus giraldii

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Last updated Mar 29, 2026

Description

Chinese adaptogenic shrub related to Siberian ginseng; bark used in TCM for musculoskeletal conditions, fatigue, and as an immune tonic.

Active Compounds

eleutherosidesciwujianosidessyringinisofraxidinpolysaccharides

Traditional Uses

Musculoskeletal conditions
Fatigue
Immune weakness
Dampness conditions

Modern Uses

Adaptogenic activity
Anti-inflammatory effects
Immunomodulation
Antifatigue properties

Dosage Information

Recommended dosing guidelines

Forms: tea, capsule, extract, tincture
Adult Dose: 9-15g dried bark daily; 500mg extract twice daily
Child Dose: Not recommended for children
Preparation Notes: Decoction of bark; less studied than E. senticosus but similar properties

Safety Information

Not recommended during pregnancy

Not recommended while nursing

Contraindications

Pregnancy
Hypertension

Possible Side Effects

Mild digestive effects
Possible blood pressure changes

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