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I am currently under a lot of stress. What do you recommend I can take to help me deal with this stressful time in my life?

There are many herbs that may help improve your ability to deal with stress. One of these, Rhodiola rosea, has a long history of use in the traditional medicines of Russia, Scandinavia and other countries. Rhodiola (pronounced Ro-dee-oh-la) is an adaptogen and is used in the management of stress and its attendant symptoms. It has been used to promote physical endurance and stamina and manage fatigue and depression, maintain healthy digestive function and increase work productivity. But remember, if your symptoms persist, seek professional advice.

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