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Salidroside

Moderate study situation·7/10
A higher score indicates better study conditions, but not necessarily effectiveness.

Adaptogenic bioactive from Rhodiola rosea, studied for fatigue, stress resilience, and neuroprotection.

dose range
100–600 mg
1–2 doses daily
Consumption
Take with water. Best on an empty stomach or before physical/mental exertion.
Not fat-soluble.
Best time
Morning or pre-workout are common for anti-fatigue uses.
Description

Salidroside is the main active compound in Rhodiola rosea, a traditional adaptogen. It is researched for boosting physical performance, stress tolerance, and supporting brain health, with antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects.

benefits
Main effects with level of evidence
Moderate
Note on evidence

Clinical and preclinical studies show promising adaptogenic and neuroprotective effects, but large human trials are limited.

Reduces physical and mental fatigue

Moderate

Improves endurance, energy metabolism, and time to exhaustion in physical and mental challenges.

Particularly relevant for: Athletes · Individuals under stress · General adult population

Supports cognitive function and neuroprotection

Limited

Protects neurons against stress and may improve mood, showing promise in preclinical studies for conditions like depression and Parkinson's disease.

Particularly relevant for: Individuals seeking cognitive support · Those at risk of neurodegenerative disease

Antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects

Limited

Reduces oxidative stress and inflammation, with evidence of cardioprotective effects in animal models.

Particularly relevant for: Individuals with oxidative stress · Cardiovascular support

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