Rhodiola Rosea (3% Salidrosides) in GoldenBrain®
Rhodiola Rosea is the golden root of cold mountain places, and GoldenBrain lists it fifth.*
Rhodiola Rosea (3% Salidrosides) at a glance
Rhodiola rosea is a hardy plant with thick roots and clusters of yellow flowers. It grows on cold, rocky ground high in the mountains of Europe and Asia. The root has a golden tint and a faint rose scent, which explains the name "golden root".
Background
People in Scandinavia, Russia and Central Asia have used the root for a very long time. It is often called an adaptogen herb. The GoldenBrain extract is standardized to 3% salidrosides, plant compounds found in the root.
Its place in GoldenBrain
GoldenBrain includes Rhodiola Rosea (3% salidrosides) as its golden root, in a formula made to support calm resilience and mental clarity on busy days.*
Key facts
- A golden root from cold mountains
- Extract standardized to 3% salidrosides
- Included for calm resilience*
Everyday ways to enjoy the topic
- Take a calm walk outside in fresh air. See our walking guide.
- Set a short wind-down after a busy day.
- Keep a regular sleep and wake time.
Works alongside
Rhodiola and Panax Ginseng are both roots, and Bacopa adds a leafy herb for variety.
Short answers
What are salidrosides?
Plant compounds found in the root of Rhodiola rosea.
What does 3% mean?
The extract is standardized so that 3% of it is salidrosides.
Why is it called the golden root?
Because the root has a golden tint and a faint rose scent.
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