Title: Schizandra - Benefits and Side Effects
Headings: Schizandra
Schizandra
Schizandra Benefits
If You Are Over 30
Schizandra Uses
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Where It’s Found
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Description and History Of Schizandra
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Content: These flavorful berries are often eaten raw, dried or cooked in soup. Schizandra was prized for thousands of years by Chinese emperors as an anti-ageing tonic and for it’s stress and fatigue reducing properties. The ladies of the court used the berries as a beauty aid for the skin. Editor’s Comments
I often take Schizandra for its adaptogen properties as well as for the skin. If you take it for at least a month, your skin will look much younger and more beautiful. Recommended Product
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References
Natural Medicines – Schizandra Research
Drugs.com Schizandra report
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