On Jan. 12, 2012, I achieved the rare feat of publishing three articles, at three sites, with different views of the same underlying subject: Rhodiola rosea.
"Colony of Rhodiola rosea in Eurasia", image by peganum
_Rhodiola rosea is an herb of the Northern hemisphere.
_ Rhodiola rosea in Environmental Graffiti
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Rhodiola: The Northern Hemisphere's Favorite Medicinal Herb" puts the focus on the plant, and its known history as food and folk medicine. The article touches lightly on modern uses.
_Rhodiola rosea in Suite 101
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Rhodiola rosea Might Have a Future in Alternative Medicine" takes the more modern approach, but is informed by the folk medicine and herblore of the past.
_Rhodiola rosea in DeHaan Fitness
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Caution about Using Rhodiola to Enhance Sports Performance" is hosted on the site that truly started the action.
A reader had asked recommended Rhodiola as a product, in a comment on another article. Although I had permitted the comment, I also noted that I could not endorse what I had not researched. When the reader asked me to do so, I was flattered and followed up.
Writing Tip
Here is a double writing tip.
First, be open to suggestions from readers.
Second, do your own research anyway.
Publicity for my Rhodiola rosea Articles
As always, I also promote my articles...yes, all three...in my
DeHaan Services site ("
Triple Coverage for Rhodiola rosea") and in my Xanga blog ("
Rhodiola rosea in Triplicate").
(Updated 2012-01-17) As noted in a later article, I will include a link to one article that I used for reference.
EBSCO Publishing, NY University Langone Medical center, "
Rhodiola rosea: Principal Proposed Uses; Other Proposed Uses"