Adaptogenic extracts have a favourable influence on the cardiovascular and respiratory systems, providing important support for people carrying out physical workloads. For example, athletes receiving Aralia mandshurica and working out heavily experienced a lower demand on the cardiovascular system. In another observation of shift workers in the Siberian gas industry, the favourable influence of Eleutherococcus on the dynamics of the cardiovascular system and its protective effects during severe climatic and working conditions were also registered. Adaptogens render a marked cardio-protective effect during painful emotional stress, contributing to a reduction in the adrenore-activity of the heart and the degree of stress damage to the myocardium.
Researchers Institutes
M.L. Kolomievsky Second Medical Institute
N.I. Pirogov Moscow, Russia
L.G. Khetagorova Department of Pathology and Physiology
Yu. A. Romanov N.I. Pirogov Medical Institute
Moscow, Russia
Z. Yongxin National Institute for Pharmaceutical Control of Biological Products
Y. Kedong Beijing, China
Yu. B. Lishmanov Lab. Radionucl. Method
L.V. Maslova Res. All‑Union Cardiol Sci. Centre
Tomsk, Russia
T.N. Afanas’eva Minsk Medical Institute
A.A. Krivchik Minsk, Byelorussia
D.I. Dyakov Khabarovsk Medical Institute
Khabarovsk, Russia
A.P. Shornikov Laboratory of Medical‑Biological Problems of the Far North
S.V. Sokolov Surgut, Russia