Speaker: Kevin Spelman. Therapies for today's high stress environment include the plant adaptogens Eleutherococcus, Piper longum, Schizandra chinensis, Withania somnifera and others. Research on the adaptogens and their effect on the hypothalamus, pituitary and adrenal axis is presented.
Related: See the blog post Botanical Approaches to Manage Chronic Stress.
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| Media | MP3 Audio |
| Speaker | Teresa Boardwine |
Botanicals Which Modulate the Stress (HPA) Axis
- Event: 2000 Southwest Conference on Botanical Medicine
- Product Code: 00SW16
- Availability: 1000
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$11.99
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