Rhodiola rosea (golden root, Arctic root) is a traditional adaptogen from the cold mountainous regions of Europe and Asia. Modern extracts are standardized to two marker compound groups: salidroside (typically 1%, sometimes higher) and the rosavin group (rosavin, rosin, rosarin — typically 3%). The 3:1 rosavins-to-salidroside ratio is the pharmacognostic signature of authentic Rhodiola rosea, distinguishing it from other Rhodiola species and from extracts of questionable origin. Our Rhodiola Rosea Extract is standardized to the clinically studied 3:1 ratio of 3% rosavins (rosavin + rosin + rosarin) and 1% salidroside, sourced from authentic Rhodiola rosea — not Rhodiola crenulata or other species — with full botanical identity verification.
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