Experimental immunology The effect of Rhodiola rosea extracts on the bacterial infection in mice

The effect of feeding mice R. rosea extracts on Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection was studied. It was found that the infection intensity was highly significantly lower after treatment of mice for 7 days with daily dose 0.4 mg of aqueous extract than in the control group. The weaker effect of hydro-alcoholic extract was statistically significant.

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