Description

Ginseng

Ginseng is a herb that has been used in East Asia for thousands of years as a herbal remedy. It is especially known for its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties and its pronounced herbal aroma. It is the root of the ginseng plant that is used. The root is dried and then utilized in tablets, capsules, extracts, creams, and of course, tea. Ginseng root can be drunk as a pure infusion, but it is also frequently combined with honey, green tea, or oolong tea. This edible root somewhat resembles ginger.

There are two types of ginseng: Asian ginseng and American ginseng.

• Panax ginseng, the Asian ginseng, is the East Asian variety originating from Korea and China.
• Panax quinquefolium or American ginseng, is a type of ginseng from Canada and the United States.

Ginseng that is dried in the open air after harvest is called white ginseng. If the ginseng is prepared through steam or heat, then it is referred to as Red ginseng. Both come from the same plant but undergo different processing methods, resulting in a different chemical composition. Hence, they are given different names.

The ginseng we use in this Green Ginseng tea is a red Panax ginseng originating from China.

Possible health Benefits of Ginseng Tea

1. Ginseng may help improve concentration and strengthen memory.
2. Ginseng is also believed to assist with erectile dysfunction.
3. Ginseng may also have a soothing effect on sore throats and respiratory infections.
4. Additionally, ginseng is thought to help lower blood sugar levels.
5. Another health benefit of ginseng is that it may help fight inflammation and boost overall immunity.

As with everything, ginseng isn’t a miracle cure, but it can be a good support for certain conditions or for maintaining health and immunity.

Please note: In some situations, it is not recommended to use ginseng. Always consult your doctor if you have diabetes, an autoimmune disease like multiple sclerosis or arthritis, or a hormonal disease like breast or cervical cancer. It’s also not advisable to use ginseng during pregnancy, while breastfeeding, or if you suffer from insomnia