Herbs & adaptogens

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Ashwagandha, rhodiola, ginseng, turmeric, shilajit, maca and other plant extracts: extract type, dose and price.

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NOW Foods Cinnamon Bark, 600mg - 120 caps
Key factsserving 2 caps
1200 mgCinnamon
2 moLasts
1 caps / dayIntake
NOW Foods

NOW Foods Cinnamon Bark, 600mg - 120 caps

1200 mg Cinnamonserving
€14.19€0.12/cap+70 fitcoin
NOW Foods Gymnema Sylvestre, 400mg - 90 vcaps
Key facts
400 mgGymnema sylvestre Extract Blend [Gymnema sylvestre Extract, Maltodextrin]
3 moLasts
1 caps / dayIntake
NOW Foods

NOW Foods Gymnema Sylvestre, 400mg - 90 vcaps

400 mg Gymnema sylvestre Extract Blend [Gymnema sylvestre Extract, Maltodextrin]
€16.89€0.19/cap+84 fitcoin
Swanson Cinnamon Extract, 250mg - 90 caps
Key facts
250 mgCinnamon 4:1 Extract
Swanson

Swanson Cinnamon Extract, 250mg - 90 caps

250 mg Cinnamon 4:1 Extract
€6.59€0.07/cap+32 fitcoin
Swanson Full Spectrum Gymnema Sylvestre Leaf, 400mg - 100 caps
Key facts
400 mgGymnema sylvestre
3 moLasts
1 caps / dayIntake
Swanson

Swanson Full Spectrum Gymnema Sylvestre Leaf, 400mg - 100 caps

400 mg Gymnema sylvestre
€7.69€0.08/cap+38 fitcoin
Swanson True Cinnamon Full Spectrum - 120 caps
Key facts
600 mgCeylon Cinnamon
30 daysLasts
1–2 caps / dayIntake
Swanson

Swanson True Cinnamon Full Spectrum - 120 caps

600 mg Ceylon Cinnamon
€9.89€0.08/cap+49 fitcoin

Herbs & adaptogens

This section holds plant extracts and adaptogens: ashwagandha (including KSM-66), rhodiola, ginseng, turmeric, ginger, shilajit, maca, liquorice and many others as capsules, tablets, drops and powder.

Plants have no EU-authorised health claims, so we do not describe their effects. Compare the extract type and standardisation (the percentage of curcuminoids or withanolides, for example) and the daily dose.

FAQ

What is a standardised extract?

An extract with a set content of the active compound, such as 95% curcuminoids; the ingredients state it.

Can plants be taken with medication?

Some plants interact with medicines. In pregnancy, while breastfeeding and when taking medication, ask a doctor first.

How do capsules and drops differ?

Drops are liquid extracts mixed with water; capsules are tasteless and give an exact dose.

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