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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Content: Many of the tonic effects to the eyesight, as with the skin, are a result of the liver cleansing properties that schizandra possesses. Schizandra, used as a powdered extract, liquid concentrate or tonic tea, works well with other superfruits, such as camu, maqui, golden berries and acai, in blended drinks to further enhance and strengthen the eyesight. In a recent 2016 analysis using Schisandrin B on zebrafish, it was concluded that "investigations have identified a possible visual benefit of SchB [Schisandrin B] on retinal degeneration, a benefit that can potentially be further developed to extend functional vision in patients." Encourages Natural Energy and Heightened Mental Focus
Decocted teas, powdered concentrates and extracts provide adaptogenic qualities which naturally boost energy and encourage heightened mental focus. Unlike caffeinated substances, however, these stimulating attributes don't tax the adrenals or encourage jitteriness. Schizandra provides restorative effects on the central nervous system and, as an adaptogen, helps to reduce negative responses to stress and fatigue in one's daily life. It is a great top superfood for those who suffer from nerve debilitation, chronic fatigue or adrenal exhaustion. Schizandra is up there with ginkgo and rhodiola for its brain boosting assets known to promote mental acuity and an improved ability to concentrate. In Russian research is was stated that "Schizandra increases endurance and accuracy of movement, mental performance and working capacity." ( *) In one study ,  analyzing different adaptogens, it was shown that both rhodiola and schizandra had inhibitory effects on the stress-activated protein kinase  it was "suggested that the inhibitory effects of R. rosea and S. chinensis on p-SAPK/p-JNK activation may be associated with their antidepressant activity as well as their positive effects on mental performance under stress."