Ginseng was given the botanical name Panax, a word derived from the Greek word "Panacea" meaning "cure all," which demonstrates the importance of Ginseng in traditional medicine. Native to North America, Panax quinquefolius is now exported to Asia, where it has a different use from the native Asian Ginseng. It is valued in Asia for its yin properties, and is said to have a cooling effect. This cooling action is less stimulatory and more relaxing in comparison to Asian Ginseng, and is the reason why this gentler variety is often given to older people and children. Unaltered whole Ginseng root contains many constituents including recently discovered polysaccharides. The study showed that whole full spectrum products have superior activity on the immune system when compared to products standardized to ginsenosides.
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- As an herbal supplement, take two capsules daily.
- Precautions: Do not take if pregnant or nursing. Individuals taking anticoagulant medication should consult with their health care professional before taking ginseng. Limit caffeine consumption when taking Ginseng, due to possibility of insomnia. Individuals taking diabetic medication should seek advice from their health care professional before taking American Ginseng. Discontinue use if unusual symptoms occur. Please visit the Prescription Drugs and Medications Index for a listing of all contraindicated Blood Thinners and Anticoagulants ORBlood Sugar/Hypoglycemic Agents
Organic American Ginseng root (Panax quiquefolius).
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WILD HARVEST AMERICAN GINSENG 
