Last update
5/3/2026
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Overview
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
No researches found
N/A
USERS' SCORE
Moderately Good
Based on 4 Reviews
7.3
Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 1 Capsule
Amount Per Serving
%DV
Total Carbohydrate
<1 g
<1%*
Siberian Rhodiola (Rhodiola rosea) root extract
120 mg
†
Rosavins
6 mg
†
Most Useful Reviews
9
Increased blood pressure
2 people found this helpful
I bought this as per my doctor's prescription. This supplement effectively raises my blood pressure—something I don't typically enjoy since I prefer avoiding pills. However, it worked well for me, and I take one tablet twice daily.
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2
Blood pressure concern
4 people found this helpful
I am a huge fan of this potent herb; however, after taking 240 mg daily for over a year, I must stop. I suspect it could be the cause of my high blood pressure. Has anyone else experienced this effect from Rhodiola?
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0
Did not help
3 people found this helpful
Not suitable for low cortisol. I tried this in 2015 and felt terrible—very fatigued, weak, anxious, with air hunger and a shaky, low blood sugar feeling each time I took it. I persisted for a week, but it only exacerbated my condition, which led me to stop. At that time, I was unaware that my cortisol levels were below normal, as confirmed by subsequent testing. The studies I reviewed on PubMed regarding Rhodiola indicate it exclusively lowers cortisol, rather than raises it. This product was unsuitable for me.
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User Reviews
USERS' SCORE
Moderately Good
Based on 4 Reviews
7.3
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9
Increased blood pressure
2 people found this helpful
I bought this as per my doctor's prescription. This supplement effectively raises my blood pressure—something I don't typically enjoy since I prefer avoiding pills. However, it worked well for me, and I take one tablet twice daily.
Read More
2
Blood pressure concern
4 people found this helpful
I am a huge fan of this potent herb; however, after taking 240 mg daily for over a year, I must stop. I suspect it could be the cause of my high blood pressure. Has anyone else experienced this effect from Rhodiola?
Read More
0
Did not help
3 people found this helpful
Not suitable for low cortisol. I tried this in 2015 and felt terrible—very fatigued, weak, anxious, with air hunger and a shaky, low blood sugar feeling each time I took it. I persisted for a week, but it only exacerbated my condition, which led me to stop. At that time, I was unaware that my cortisol levels were below normal, as confirmed by subsequent testing. The studies I reviewed on PubMed regarding Rhodiola indicate it exclusively lowers cortisol, rather than raises it. This product was unsuitable for me.
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7.5
Improved energy
1 people found this helpful
This adaptogen, from a reputable company, has been a great find for improving energy without raising blood pressure. Some mornings, even without having started my day, I feel tired. After breakfast, I take two Rhodiola tablets, and within an hour or two, I truly notice an increase in energy, allowing me to accomplish necessary tasks. My mood also seems calmer and more positive. I have ordered a second bottle and plan to take it regularly until summer. I recommend it to anyone facing similar energy issues.
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Frequently Asked Questions
9
Increased blood pressure
2 people found this helpful
I bought this as per my doctor's prescription. This supplement effectively raises my blood pressure—something I don't typically enjoy since I prefer avoiding pills. However, it worked well for me, and I take one tablet twice daily.
7.5
Improved energy
1 people found this helpful
This adaptogen, from a reputable company, has been a great find for improving energy without raising blood pressure. Some mornings, even without having started my day, I feel tired. After breakfast, I take two Rhodiola tablets, and within an hour or two, I truly notice an increase in energy, allowing me to accomplish necessary tasks. My mood also seems calmer and more positive. I have ordered a second bottle and plan to take it regularly until summer. I recommend it to anyone facing similar energy issues.
0
Did not help
3 people found this helpful
Not suitable for low cortisol. I tried this in 2015 and felt terrible—very fatigued, weak, anxious, with air hunger and a shaky, low blood sugar feeling each time I took it. I persisted for a week, but it only exacerbated my condition, which led me to stop. At that time, I was unaware that my cortisol levels were below normal, as confirmed by subsequent testing. The studies I reviewed on PubMed regarding Rhodiola indicate it exclusively lowers cortisol, rather than raises it. This product was unsuitable for me.
2
Blood pressure concern
4 people found this helpful
I am a huge fan of this potent herb; however, after taking 240 mg daily for over a year, I must stop. I suspect it could be the cause of my high blood pressure. Has anyone else experienced this effect from Rhodiola?
