Notes on the plan: The hydroalcoholic solution was carried out with the alchemical spagyric method of Solanimus (TSA) which includes all the phases of classical spagyria with the final addition of a specific phase of alchemical philosophy. Spagyria and alchemy have come together to get the best out of the plant. The Alchemical Spagyric Tincture of Eleutherococcus Senticosus (synonym of Acanthopanax senticosus) is obtained by macerating the roots, collected in their balsamic time (Autumn) in a solution composed of spagyric alcohol and water, following the Spagyric-Alchemical method of Solanimus. The plant is native to Siberia and Mongolia. The root of Eleutherococcus contains numerous heterosides, which stimulate the central and peripheral nervous system by acting on the endocrine function of the adrenal glands and exerting a gonadotropic action: eleutheroside A or deucosterol (glucoside del β-sitosterolo), l’eleuteroside B1 (glucoside cumarinico dell’isofrassidina), l’eleuteroside C (etilgalattoside), gli eleuterosidi B, D, E (glucosidi del siringaresinolo o siringasterolo) e gli eleuterosidi I, K, L, M (derivati dell’acido oleanoico di natura triterpenica). Eleutherococcus is part of the neurostimulants; is now considered a “adaptogen“, complex of substances able to balance cellular homeostatic mechanisms by stimulating the synthesis of mediators that govern the normal functioning of tissues and organs. This translates into an increase in the body’s ability to adapt to unfavorable conditions that lead to fatigue, anxiety and decreased effectiveness of immune defenses and metabolic imbalances. The result is a set of stimulating properties tending to protect the body from the onslaught of stressful situations. The preparations of Eleutherococcus therefore have an “anti-fatigue” action against physical and mental efforts, determine an increase in resistance to stress and regulate immunocompetence especially in the periods before or after flu diseases. (M. Rossi, in Erboristeria Domani, 5/87, p. 113).