Tunguska Blast Event of 1908!
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Ingredients of Tunguska Blast
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Eleutherococcus Senticosus
This plant helps your body adapt to stress, enhances mental acuity and physical endurance, and improves the muscles’ use of oxygen. It has also been shown to enhance and support immune system response.
Schizandra Chinensis
The seed of this herb can increase productivity and physical strength, and improves coordination, focus, and attention. It also promotes antioxidant activities against free radicals.
Aralia Mandchurica
This plant works in synergy with the other plant ingredients to stimulate the central nervous system, which helps improve immune system function and increase stamina.
Crataegus Oxyacantha
The leaf of this plant is high in bioflavonoids, which supports the heart and its ability to use calcium, increases the body’s ability to use oxygen, and regulates blood pressure. It aids in reducing water retention by expelling excess salt from the body.

Inonotus Obliquus
This mushroom grows on birch trees, and has been used therapeutically for centuries in Russia. |
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Viburnum Sargenti
The fruits of the Viburnum plant have been widely used in traditional medicine. Recent studies have shown that Viburnum fruits possess high antioxidant, antiradical, and antitoxic action.
Glycyrrhiza Uralensis
Used in traditional Chinese medicine, this herb is known for its soothing, coating properties, which help digestive, respiratory, urinary, and intestinal systems.
Rhaponticum Carthamoides
This herb promotes improved muscular performance and the ability to convert fat proteins into muscle mass faster than working out alone.
Rhodiola Rosea
The flower of this plant has been used for centuries in traditional therapies. In addition to enhancing a feeling of well-being, teas brewed with the plant have been used as an encouragement for rest and relaxation.
Sorbus Aucuparia
The berries of this tree have been found to have anti-scorbutic properties, which work as a prevention to Vitamin C deficiency.
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