Adaptogenics - General information

The spectrum of activity includes primarily a tonic effect, which develops gradually and results in an increase of tone and functioning of the body. At the heart tonic effect is the activation of metabolic, endocrine and autonomic regulation. Tonic effect was accompanied by increased appetite, increased tone of hollow organs, glands secretion of the digestive tract. In addition to these effects, there is recovery of reduced vascular tone, a slight increase in blood pressure and heart function. In addition to a tonic effect for this group of drugs is characterized not pronounced psychostimulant effect.

Psychosocial stimulation appears to improve performance (physical and mental), reducing the signs of fatigue and exhaustion. This effect is accompanied by signs of excitation including euphoria. It should be noted that the appearance and tonic and psychostimulant effects in the range of physiological norm. Adaptogens have low toxicity and are generally well tolerated. It should be understood that adaptogens are prophylactic agents, i.e. their effect is seen with long-term systemic use.

Adaptogens:

Cytoflavin tablets

Enerion (Sulbutiamine) tablets

Hypoxen (Polydihydroxyphenylenethiosulfonate sodium) pills

Ladasten tablets

Metaprot pills

Mexidol (Emoxypine Succinate) ampoules

Mexidol (Emoxypine Succinate) tablets

Mildronate (Meldonium) pills, ampoules

Pantocrine tablets, solution

Phenotropil (Phenylpiracetam) tablets

Riboxine (Inosine) ampoules