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Source of validity: Traditional
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Maral root (Rhaponticum carthamoides) has been traditionally used in Russian and Eastern European herbal medicine, primarily as a tonic to enhance physical performance, stamina, and recovery from fatigue. Its use in supporting the adrenal glands specifically is rooted more in traditional herbal theory than in rigorous scientific validation. Historically, adaptogenic herbs like maral root have been used to help the body adapt to stress, and by extension, to support adrenal function, as the adrenals play a central role in the stress response.

Scientific studies on maral root focus mostly on its potential effects on physical endurance, anabolic activity, and recovery, with some animal research suggesting anti-fatigue and adaptogenic properties. However, direct evidence supporting its use for adrenal gland health in humans is lacking. There is little peer-reviewed clinical research addressing maral root's efficacy in directly supporting adrenal function or treating adrenal disorders.

Thus, its reputation for supporting the adrenal glands is primarily based on traditional adaptogenic concepts rather than robust scientific evidence.

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