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Ginseng Herb Discover The Benefits Of Ginseng Properties
Asian ginseng also known as Chinese or Korean ginseng is a member of the Araliaceae family which also includes American ginseng which is native to east and central North America and Siberian ginseng.
Asian ginseng has been used for centuries as an herbal medicine in Asia.
The root is used for medicinal purposes; it is generally harvested in the autumn from plants which are six years old.
When the root is air dried, it produces white ginseng and when it is steamed and dried it produces the more potent red root.
American ginseng is sweeter to the taste and is used for anxiety, fatigue and insomnia whilst Asian ginseng is used for loss of energy, fatigue and weakness. Ginseng contains ginsenosides; Asian ginseng tends to have more stimulating Rg1 ginsenosides whilst American has more relaxing Rb1 ginsenosides.
Functions of Ginseng Herb
• Helps with stress
• Aids fatigue
• Stimulant
• Improves stamina, strength, concentration, alertness and mental energy
• Balances hormones
• Boosts metabolic rate
• Improves peripheral circulation
• Lowers cholesterol levels
• Fertility enhancer and aphrodisiac
Health conditions where Ginseng Herb can help
• Chronic fatigue syndrome
• Common cold/sore throat
• Erectile dysfunction
• Immune function
• Influenza
• Male infertility
• Menopause
• Stress
• Type 1 diabetes
• Type 2 diabetes
Dosage
Adults Between 200 mg and 600 mg per day.
Ginseng Herb is traditionally taken for two weeks on, two weeks off cycle.
Ginseng Herb toxicity
Long term use of ginseng can cause diarrhoea, high blood pressure, mastalgia, euphoria, nervousness and skin eruptions.
If you have high blood pressure, heart abnormality, breast, uterus or ovarian cancer or are pregnant, do not take ginseng.
Stewart Hare C.H.Ed Dip NutTh
Download 'Harmful Foods - What Not To Eat' E-book FREE NOW
Website: NewBeingNutrition.com
By: Stewart Hare
Asian ginseng also known as Chinese or Korean ginseng is a member of the Araliaceae family which also includes American ginseng which is native to east and central North America and Siberian ginseng.
Asian ginseng has been used for centuries as an herbal medicine in Asia.
The root is used for medicinal purposes; it is generally harvested in the autumn from plants which are six years old.
When the root is air dried, it produces white ginseng and when it is steamed and dried it produces the more potent red root.
American ginseng is sweeter to the taste and is used for anxiety, fatigue and insomnia whilst Asian ginseng is used for loss of energy, fatigue and weakness. Ginseng contains ginsenosides; Asian ginseng tends to have more stimulating Rg1 ginsenosides whilst American has more relaxing Rb1 ginsenosides.
Functions of Ginseng Herb
• Helps with stress
• Aids fatigue
• Stimulant
• Improves stamina, strength, concentration, alertness and mental energy
• Balances hormones
• Boosts metabolic rate
• Improves peripheral circulation
• Lowers cholesterol levels
• Fertility enhancer and aphrodisiac
Health conditions where Ginseng Herb can help
• Chronic fatigue syndrome
• Common cold/sore throat
• Erectile dysfunction
• Immune function
• Influenza
• Male infertility
• Menopause
• Stress
• Type 1 diabetes
• Type 2 diabetes
Dosage
Adults Between 200 mg and 600 mg per day.
Ginseng Herb is traditionally taken for two weeks on, two weeks off cycle.
Ginseng Herb toxicity
Long term use of ginseng can cause diarrhoea, high blood pressure, mastalgia, euphoria, nervousness and skin eruptions.
If you have high blood pressure, heart abnormality, breast, uterus or ovarian cancer or are pregnant, do not take ginseng.
Stewart Hare C.H.Ed Dip NutTh
Download 'Harmful Foods - What Not To Eat' E-book FREE NOW
Website: NewBeingNutrition.com
By: Stewart Hare
