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Schisandra review & buying guide

Updated October 2026 · How we review

Latin name: Schisandra chinensisResearch strength: Limited

What it's been studied for

Fatigue and stress in traditional use; human evidence is limited.

What to look for

Berry extract capsules, powders or tinctures.

  • Plant part and extract ratio or standardization on the label
  • Amount per serving in milligrams
  • Third-party testing (USP Verified or NSF)
  • No claims to cure or treat disease

Cautions

May affect how the liver processes some medicines. Can cause stomach upset. Usually avoided during pregnancy.

For general supplement information, see the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements.

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