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Rhodiola rosea is a botanical extract derived from the root of the Rhodiola rosea plant, traditionally used in Chinese and Tibetan medicine as an adaptogen. It contains bioactive compounds such as salidroside and rosavins, which are thought to exert neuroprotective, antioxidant, and anti-inflammatory effects. In clinical research, it is being investigated for its potential to improve outcomes in patients with acute cerebral lacunar infarction, cerebral small vessel disease, and cognitive impairment, as well as an adjunct therapy for pulmonary tuberculosis. A Phase 4 trial in China specifically evaluates its efficacy in elderly patients with lacunar infarction compared to butylphthalide soft capsules.
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