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Rhodiola uses?
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Rhodiola is very good because it can help a bit withcortisol levels, and this is a very good thing, since cortisol is thestress hormone that can cause lots of problems, including muscleloss. Also, rhodiola will increase your RBC, so you will get a littleboost of endurance. And it has mild fat loss properties. All in all,it is a supplement well worth it. I would recommend you to get itfrom N2Guard, as it has dozens of other ingredients along withrhodiola, so it is extremely beneficial.
That will depend on what you want a herb for. What condition are you looking to treat?
Rhodiola is an adaptogen herbs. It helps your body deal with stress.
Check out this video on stress, cortisol and adrenal fatigue that I made -> https://www.evolutionary.org/forums/...gue-47895.html
Your adrenal glands regulate your body's sex hormones. High stress will lead to low testosterone levels and high estrogen levels, and thus - poor libido.
I have tried pretty much every stress supplement available - ashwadganda you name it and noticed nothing at all from them.
Besides a good quality multivitamin, there really aren't any supplements that will help with cortisol and stress/adrenal fatigue. Stress/adrenal fatigue is an issue of lifestyle. No supplement will fix it. You can need to try and remove the stressors in your life and practice relaxation. This is kind of a 'do as I say and not as I do' type of thing but try to unwind each night and have a hot bath, read a book etc. That's the best thing you can do to remove stress.
A good multi-vitamin will also help. Vitamin E and C are potent anti-oxidants.
The biggest thing to look for when shopping for a multivitamin is what form the minerals are in. Most supplement companies use mineral oxides in their multi vitamin products because they are cheap. The problem with that is they only have a 2-4% absorption rate. Take magnesium or zinc as an example. Most multivitamins will have the forms of 'magnesium oxide and zinc oxide' listed.
What you want are amino acid chelates. You want to see 'magnesium amino acid chelate and zinc amino acid chelate'.
Check ruthless 3d from n2bm.com. It only contains amino acid chelated minerals. It also has higher dosages of B vitamins, vitamin C and vitamin E. It was formulated with the hard training athlete in mind.
Check out this video on stress, cortisol and adrenal fatigue that I made -> https://www.evolutionary.org/forums/...gue-47895.html
Your adrenal glands regulate your body's sex hormones. High stress will lead to low testosterone levels and high estrogen levels, and thus - poor libido.
I have tried pretty much every stress supplement available - ashwadganda you name it and noticed nothing at all from them.
Besides a good quality multivitamin, there really aren't any supplements that will help with cortisol and stress/adrenal fatigue. Stress/adrenal fatigue is an issue of lifestyle. No supplement will fix it. You can need to try and remove the stressors in your life and practice relaxation. This is kind of a 'do as I say and not as I do' type of thing but try to unwind each night and have a hot bath, read a book etc. That's the best thing you can do to remove stress.
A good multi-vitamin will also help. Vitamin E and C are potent anti-oxidants.
The biggest thing to look for when shopping for a multivitamin is what form the minerals are in. Most supplement companies use mineral oxides in their multi vitamin products because they are cheap. The problem with that is they only have a 2-4% absorption rate. Take magnesium or zinc as an example. Most multivitamins will have the forms of 'magnesium oxide and zinc oxide' listed.
What you want are amino acid chelates. You want to see 'magnesium amino acid chelate and zinc amino acid chelate'.
Check ruthless 3d from n2bm.com. It only contains amino acid chelated minerals. It also has higher dosages of B vitamins, vitamin C and vitamin E. It was formulated with the hard training athlete in mind.
You could give it a try and see how you respond. The other option is to just get N2Guard and take that year round. That is what I do.
