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Rhodiola Extract
Can promote cellular energy metabolism
Supplement Facts
For you, if you are interested in increasing your energy levels and mental performance
The powerful nutrients in Rhodiola Extract can:
- Promote the production of energy
- Increase mental performance
- Improve physical and cognitive function
As people age, cells produce less energy. Scientists believe it to be a critical factor behind many health problems. Rhodiola has demonstrated a remarkable ability to promote the production of energy and fight fatigue.
A common complaint among older adults is the loss of physical and mental energy. As people age, the cells produce less energy. Scientists believe it to be a critical factor behind many health problems.
Rhodiola (Rhodiola rosea) has demonstrated a remarkable ability to promote the production of energy and fight fatigue. This is made possible by enhancing the activity of mitochondria, your body’s energy factories.
In a human clinical trial, Rhodiola aided exercise endurance after just a single dose. In another study, this herb increased mental performance, including associative thinking, short-term memory, concentration, calculation, and audio-visual perception.
Statistically, significant improvements were reported after just two weeks of supplementation.
More recent clinical trials have proven Rhodiola rosea to significantly ameliorate physical and cognitive function. Unlike many Rhodiola supplements on the market today, Life Extension’s Rhodiola Extract uses only authentic Rhodiola rosea species.
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