Dosage
1 capsule to be taken with a full glass of water,  30 – 40 minutes  before activity. Strong erection within 20 – 30 minutes. Effective for  up to 24 hours –  do not exceed one capsule within 24 hour period.
Not to be used by anyone under the age of 18. 

Whilst these are natural and do not require a  perscription,  they should not be taken if you suffer from any kind of  heart condition or blood pressure. If you are taking medication,

or have any  health concerns you must check with your doctor first.

Non-GMO. No gluten, No wheat, No milk, No lactose, No artificial color,  flavor or sweetener, No preservatives, No sugar, No starch, No soy, No  yeast, No fish. Sodium Free.  Do not eat freshness packet. Keep in  bottle. Store in a cool, dry place after opening. Caution: For adults  only. Consult physician if pregnant/nursing, taking medication, or have  a medical condition. 


Rhodiola Rosea


A perennial plant that grows in artic regions of the world, Rhodiola can  boost sexual desire in both men and women, Brown says. "It's also  possible, although more study is needed, that it may help premature  ejaculation," he says.
While no one knows exactly how the plant improves sexuality, Brown says  "it probably works on the dopamine system in the brain which is very  important to sexual functioning and libido." But there may be other  effects, too, he adds.
Philip R. Muskin, MD, professor of clinical psychiatry also at Columbia  University, and chair of the APA scientific program committee, agrees.
"Rhodiola appears to have a beneficial effect in enhancing sexual  function," he tells WebMD. "It improves satisfaction, pleasure,  erections, response to orgasms."
In fact, he says, Rhodiola appears to help the body adapt to a variety  of life stresses.
Muskin says that he has given the supplement to some of his own  patients, many of whom reported a new sense of sexual energy.
"There was less fatigue," he says. "Menopausal women say the cobwebs are  gone."


TAKE ON THE DAY WITH GOLDEN ROOT , ONE OF THE MOST RENOWNED HERBS FOR  COMBATING STRESS.
Rhodiola rosea (Golden root) is an plant of the Crassulaceae family  indigenous to the cold regions of the world such as Arctic regions of  Eastern Siberia, the Rocky mountains, mountains of Central Asia, the  mountainous parts of Europe. 
The perennial plant grows in areas up to 2280 meters elevation, having  separate female and male plants, shoots may reach 5 to 35cm in height.  Because of its extraordinary anti-stress and positive mood enhancing  properties, the extract is one of the most popular phytomedicines in  Europe and is becoming increasingly popular in North America. The  release of information related to human clinical studies from the former  Soviet Union has dramatically increased the interest in this medicinal  plant. Rhodiola is included among a class of plant derivatives called  adaptogens, which differ from stimulants such as nicotine and  amphetamine. Adaptogens have less efficacy and different physiological  effects than stimulants; they are absent from mainstream medicine, but  are popular in energy drinks. Pilot studies in humans showed it improves  physical and mental performance, and may reduce fatigue. In Russia and  Scandinavia it has been used for centuries to cope with the cold  Siberian climate and stressful life.


History of Rhodiola rosea (Golden root)

The Golden root has a long history in the promotion of good health and  longevity. In Siberia, people still say “Those who drink Rhodiola tea  will live more than 100 years old.” In 1931, Russian botanist and  nutritionist Dr L Utkin, discovered that Golden root increases sexual  potency; his research coincides with Siberian folk tradition where it  was given to couples prior to marriage to assist in the birth of  children.
Clinical Research

It is known in medical professions that the effects of excessive stress  in modern life lead to chronic states of fatigue-related depression and  other health problems; it is a fact that about 80% of all illness can be  traced back to stress and depression. According to the American Academy  of Family and Physicians and Russian Department of Family Care, about  2/3 of all office / doctors’ visits are related to stress-induced  illnesses.
For centuries people around the world have been using herbal remedies -  according to statistics, 80% of the world population of seven billion =  5.6 billion people are still using herbal remedies and homeopathy for  healing - to help their bodies deal with effects of stress. Ancient  cultures had figured out that adaptogenic herbs are the answer long  before we in the Western world adapted to it!
Golden root is probably the least known adaptogen in the West, and yet  the most impressive of all; several double blind clinical trials with  placebo controls provide strong evidence that the extract possesses  positive mood-enhancing and anti-stress properties with no detectable  levels of toxicity! The extract has been shown to have a positive  influence on the higher nervous system, it increases attention span,  memory, improves mental stability and primarily enhances the qualitative  indicators of performed work by increases strength and mobility.
Rhodiola's ability to help the body adapt to stress may lie in its  ability to enhance the level of serotonin, dopamine and other brain  neurotransmitters. Serotonin and dopamine are normally broken down by  the enzyme, catechol-O-methyl transferase (COMT). Active compounds  extracted from Rhodiola have shown to inhibit the activity of COMT.  Prominent Soviet scientists Prof Saratikov and Marina have shown that  Golden root can increase the level of neurotransmitters by 30% and  decrease COMT activity by 60%.
Rhodiola rosea contain a variety of compounds that may contribute to its  effects, including the class of rosavins that includes rosavin, rosarin,  and rosin. Several studies have suggested that the most active  components are likely to be the rhodioloside and tyrosol showing  synergistic effects when a fixed combinaion of rhodioloside, rosavin and  rosin is used. Rhodiola's proven effectiveness for depression has led  Russian scientists to use it in combination with anti-depressants.  Patients’ intellectual and physical levels increased while the length of  hospital stays and negative side effects associated with tricyclic  anti-depressants decreased.
Nature's Gift for Healthy Weight Management

30 years of Soviet research provides fascinating evidence that the  administration of Rhodiola rosea stimulates the fat release from adipose  tissue. Golden root extracts in combination with daily exercises is an  extremely effective method of weight management. Reducing fat  accumulated in adipose tissue is very difficult; however, fat stored  there can be mobilized by the action of a special type of enzyme known  as hormone sensitive lipase. Researchers have been looking for many  years for natural substances that could activate the release of fat from  adipose tissue; Golden root is the answer.
Enhance Performance and Energy Production

According to information released by the Moscow Institute of Sport and  Physical Culture, Russia's leading centre for athletic performance  research Rhodiola rosea extract provides a safe, powerful boost for the  physically active from superbly conditioned Olympic athletes to  recreational exerciser. Golden root extract can help oxygenate the brain  as well as the muscles and gives a person a dramatic boost in energy  levels. On the basis of positive results from over a decade of clinical  trials, in 1975 the Pharmacological Committee of the USSR Ministry of  Health authorized for medical use and commercial production an Rhodiola  rosea extract.
Conclusion

Apparently, the increased popularity of Rhodiola rosea makes it a target  for ineffective substitutes being sold to an unsuspecting public since  the public does not yet fully understand that only true Golden root  extract which contains sufficient standardized levels of it unique  active ingredients rosawin, rosin and rosarin, can insure that they will  get an efficacious form that really does work!
Despite its rising popularity, public education is still in its infancy,  but has lately improved. Misinformation typically used to justify  substitution and adulteration makes it difficult for consumers to get  the benefits they expect and deserve from the phytomedicines like Golden  root. Given that ‘an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure’,  professionals and retailers alike should be wary of claims when  recommending and stocking product. If in doubt, check the research.
References:

The Rhodiola Revolution, Richard P. Brown, MND, Patrcia L.Gerbard,  Rodale 2004.
Rhodiola, Jesse Russel, Ronald Cohn, Bookvika, 2012.
Rhodiola Rosea, Does it work? Kindle Edition.
Rhodiola Rosea, For chronic stress, Dr. Zakir Ramazanov, Brian Appell,  Safe Goods Publishing, 2003.
For more references please  check: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhodiola_rosea
Words of Wisdom
For every disease we know Mother Earth provides a herb to heal and grow.
Note: The information in this article is offered for its educational  value only and should not be used to diagnose. For treatment or  prevention of disease, contact your health care practitioner.