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Source of validity: Traditional
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Siberian ginseng (Eleutherococcus senticosus), despite its name, is not a true ginseng. Its use to support the reproductive system is primarily based on traditional herbal medicine, particularly in Russia and parts of Asia. Historically, Siberian ginseng has been considered an adaptogen—an agent that helps the body resist stress and maintain balance. In traditional practice, adaptogens are sometimes used to support vitality, stamina, and overall well-being, which can indirectly include reproductive health. However, the specific use of Siberian ginseng for supporting the reproductive system (such as fertility, libido, or hormonal balance) is not strongly documented in scientific literature.

Scientific studies on Siberian ginseng have mostly focused on its potential effects on immune function, fatigue, and cognitive performance, rather than direct effects on reproductive health. There is limited or no high-quality clinical evidence demonstrating significant benefits of Siberian ginseng for reproductive system support in humans. Therefore, its use for this purpose remains rooted in traditional beliefs and anecdotal reports rather than validated scientific research.

In summary, the use of Siberian ginseng for reproductive system support is based on traditional practices with minimal scientific evidence to substantiate these claims.

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