Adaptogenic plant extracts

Tsunami Nutrition’s adaptogenic plant extracts help provide the right nutrients to meet various supplementation needs related to daily well-being.

Adaptogenic plant extracts are obtained from specific parts of the plant—such as roots, leaves, seeds, or fruits— through processes that concentrate certain characteristic components of the raw material. The characteristics of the extract can therefore vary depending on the plant used, the part of the plant, the extraction method, and the concentration of its components.

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What are adaptogenic plant extracts and what are they used for?

Adaptogenic plant extracts are nutrients mainly obtained from plants and contribute to supporting the body's health in situations of stress to promote adaptation.

They can be obtained through different chemical processes depending on the plant of origin. When starting supplementation with adaptogenic extracts, it is important to evaluate the formulation that best suits your specific needs.

What are the main adaptogenic plant extracts?

There are different formulations based on plant-derived ingredients, including ashwagandha, shilajit, turmeric and spirulina. These are ingredients that differ in origin, composition and characteristics.

Ashwagandha: what is it and what are its characteristics?

Ashwagandha is a plant native to India and has traditionally been used in Ayurvedic medicine for stress management and the recovery of physical performance.

The nutrient is mainly extracted from the root of the plant and its concentration may vary depending on the type of extraction and the formulation chosen.

Shilajit: what is it and where does it come from?

Shilajit is a natural substance of mineral-organic origin that forms through the decomposition of plant material, mainly in mountainous areas.

It has traditionally been used in certain Ayurvedic medicine practices and can be used in food supplements in the form of an extract or resin.

Turmeric and other plant extracts

Turmeric is a plant particularly known for the presence of curcuminoids, including curcumin, and is often used as an ingredient in other formulations.

Within this category, you can also find plant extracts from other plants and substances of natural origin, each with its own specific composition and characteristics.

Frequently asked questions about adaptogenic plant extracts

How do you choose a quality plant extract supplement?

To choose a quality plant extract supplement, it is important to check the amount of raw material extract available in the formulation and the degree of standardization of the product.

When should you take plant extracts?

There is no specific time that is more suitable for everyone to take plant extract supplements. Intake depends on the instructions provided on the product and on your own routine.

Are all plant extract supplements the same?

No, plant extract supplements are not all the same and differ in their formulations, the ingredients included in the formula, as well as their method of intake and composition.

What is the difference between a plant extract and a plant?

A plant extract is obtained by concentrating specific substances present in a plant through a specific extraction process. It may differ in terms of concentration, composition and the amount of characteristic compounds.

What does standardised plant extract mean?

A standardised plant extract is an extract for which a defined amount of one or more characteristic compounds of the raw material is specified.

Standardisation provides a reference for the concentration of certain components and makes it easier to compare different formulations.