Title: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Headings: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Constituents
What is Schizandra Berry?
Schizandra Berry Benefits
Purifies and Supports Liver Function
Helps to Beautify the Skin
Known to Improve Eyesight
Encourages Natural Energy and Heightened Mental Focus
Potentially Beneficial to Long Distance Runners
Schizandra Berry Benefits for Sexual Libido
Useful as a Lung Tonic
Types of Schizandra
Recommend Schizandra Products
How to Use
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There are a number of plants, close to 25, in the genus Schisandra, but Schisandra chinensis is viewed as the most medicinal in quality. Species like Schisandra rubriflora and Schisandra sinensis as well as the self-fertilizing "Eastern Prince" variety are found in some nurseries as a popular vertical-climbing ornamental plant. The  berries when used fresh are quite striking, but when dried they shrivel  up and turn a dark maroon-black color and have a rather unattractive appearance. This characteristic is in part due to the fact that they have small light brown colored seeds, about 5 mm in size, that  become prominent when the berry is dried and loses its moisture content. Many of the health enhancing compounds found in the berries are also in the seeds themselves. A highly prized herbal fruit in Russia, called "limonnik ", it has been used by the Nanai peoples, according to the journal Pharmaceuticals, "as a tonic, to reduce thirst, hunger and exhaustion, and to improve night vision." Some of the very first studies on the stimulating and tonifying effects of Schisandra chinensis were published in Soviet Union WWII military journals. Schizandra Berry Benefits
Purifies and Supports Liver Function
Schizandra berry extracts and teas are known to be gently cleansing to the liver organ, helping to purify the blood and protect the body from environmental or ingested toxins. In China, schizandra has been respected for centuries as one of the top herbs utilized for a variety of liver disorders. In an article review published in the 2015 International Journal of Molecular Sciences analyzing the therapeutic value of certain herbs on chronic liver disease, schizandra and its chemical compounds, like Schisandrin B, were  observed from previous studies to exhibit "significant anti-Hepatitis B  virus activity" and identified to have "therapeutic efficiency for the treatment of hepatitis."