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English term or phrase:
adaptogenic herb
Greek translation:
προσαρμογόνο βότανο
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adaptogenic herb
Well known as an adaptogenic herb (it helps the body more easily adapt to stressors), eleuthero root improves immune function in clinical studies. For best results, take eleuthero for at least three months to strengthen immune response. Because products vary in potency, follow manufacturer’s dosage recommendations.
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Isodynamia
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Aug 1, 2009 15:50: Catherine Christaki changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"
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