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Gerbarg, MD, psychoanalyst, to create an integrated approach to the treatment of stress, fatigue, anxiety, depression, sexual dysfunction, memory decline, and neuropsychiatric conditions. Well-known for seminars and publications on complementary treatments in psychiatry, these seasoned clinicians present extensive scientific and clinical evidence for the use of Rhodiola rosea, an adaptogenic herb, as one of five keys to improving energy, mood, cognitive function, and physical performance.

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This review provides an introduction to some of the traditional uses of R. Patricia L. Gerbarg introduces us to herbal supplement Rhodiola rosea, which is used to increase stamina, decrease mental fatigue, combat stress, and ease the negative effects of living in high altitude societies.

She will also explain how best to prepare yourself for an encounter with a fire-breathing bull! What's the difference between "true" adaptogens and herbs with adaptogenic properties? How liquid chromatography can help you identify active components of different drugs.

The history of Rhodiola rosea or "the golden root" and its use in high altitude societies. Anti-aging and stress studies on Rhodiola rosea and other adaptogens.