GINSENG is any one of 11 species of slow-growing perennial plants with fleshy roots, belonging 

to the genus Panax of the family Araliaceae. Ginseng is found only in the Northern Hemisphere, 

in North America and in eastern Asia (mostly Korea, northeastern China (Manchuria), Bhutan, 

and eastern Siberia), typically in cooler climates. Ginseng have Ginsenosides as the main 

ingredient The word Ginseng comes from the Chinese term "rénshen", which literally translates 

into "man root". It is thought to have been given this name because the root of the plant looks like 

the legs of a man. Over five thousand years ago, in the mountains of Manchuria, China, Panax 

ginseng was commonly used for its rejuvenating powers. The herb was considered to be a symbol 

of divine harmony and its human shape was highly desirable. The benefits of ginseng were first 

documented during China's Liang Dynasty (220 to 589 AD). Chinese legend has it that early 

emperors used to use it as a remedy for all illnesses and not only consumed it, but also used it in 

soaps, lotions and creams.

There are many available varieties of Ginseng like White Ginseng, Sun Ginseng and so on. 

However, Red Ginseng is the best of all. Hence, I will talk more about Red Ginseng.

Red Ginseng is frequently marinated in an herbal brew which results in the root becoming 

extremely brittle. It is more common as herbal medicine than white ginseng. Red ginseng is 

always produced from cultivated roots, generally from Korea.

Korean ginseng is a plant, the root of which has been taken as a health food for over 2,000 years 

around the world. Long before Korean ginseng was well-known to the Western general public, 

people from aristocratic and scientific classes knew about, wrote about, and showed their love for 

ginseng, regarding it as a natural medicine and calling it the "treasure from the Orient."

Some notable figures, who have openly endorsed the use of Korean ginseng to support natural 

health, include King Louis XIV (the "Sun King") and passionate philosopher, Jean-Jacques 

Rousseau. Both enjoyed and appreciated the health effects of ginseng. Pope Paul II loved ginseng 

so much that he made it popular around the Vatican. Russian novelist, Maxim Gorky, used 

ginseng while recovering from a smoking-related disease and French president Mitterrand claimed 

that ginseng helped extend his life while living with a terminal cancer. Even the British rock band, 

the Scorpions, came to Korea and purchased ginseng to support their active lifestyle, while one of 

the world's top models, Naomi Campbell, has shared that one of her secret's for body care is 

using Korean ginseng extract.

As a delicate root, the growing environment is important for ginseng to produce healthy 

components, called ginseng saponins. Since Korea is the naturally evolved growing environment 

of ginseng, Korea's geographical latitude, 4 distinct seasons, and the very specific soil conditions 

on the Pacific peninsula of Korea allow Korean ginseng to produce more than twice the variety of 

these healthy components. Although there are other species of ginseng, such as American ginseng, 

Japanese ginseng, or Siberian ginseng, and while cousins of Korean ginseng exist, including 

Chinese and Asian Panax ginseng, these varieties naturally produce either less than half the 

variety of healthy saponins as Korean ginseng (by species), or only half the total quantity of 

healthy saponins (by growing period).

Korean ginseng is grown in the ideal climate for ginseng cultivation, the peninsula of Korea, under 

strict quality controls. For these reasons, it is praised as the highest quality ginseng in the world, 

in terms of efficacy and, both, quantity and variety of active components.

Traditionally, high-quality red ginseng had been presented to kings and traded as a precious item 

embodying a wish for long life and good health. As Korea's most symbolic health food, Korean 

red ginseng is given to state guests and VIPs as a national gift. Korean red ginseng has gained 

recognition through global media such as Le Monde, a major French newspaper, for its good 

health effects. Le Monde reported about how Francois Mitterrand took Korean Ginseng regularly. 

When Elizabeth II paid a state visit to South Korea, Korean red Ginseng was presented to her as a 

special gift. And at the Seoul G20 Summit, in 2010, Korean red ginseng was chosen as a 

sponsored gift for global leaders, once again illustrating the appeal of Korean red ginseng's 

efficacy to the world.

Korean red ginseng is known as the 'King of Herbs' and can be sharply contrasted with other 

inferior ginseng species. While Korean ginseng boasts more than 30 varieties of healthy plant 

saponins (and ginsenosides found only in Korean ginseng), the roots nearest relatives offer less 

than half the natural variety. The richness and wealth of natural components in this superior root 

are maximized when grown for six years.

Benefits of Red Ginseng are :-

1. Anti-Diabetic. It lowers the blood sugar level and helps in controlling the sugar levels

2. Helps in limiting the spread of cancer and helps in preventing of it.

3. Maintains and regulate the blood pressure.

4. Revitalize, Rejuvenate and strengthen the whole body by increasing resistance to physical, 

chemical, and biological stress and building energy & general vitality.

5. increase mental & intellectual work performance (increase concentration & reduce 

forgetfulness)

6. It is a powerful antioxidant and hence scavenge the free radicals & builds immunity

7. It has the anti-ageing properties.

8. Its intake shows improved recovery with regard to radiation exposure.

9. Its helps in fighting Anaemia by helping in increasing the count of Red Blood Cells

10. It effectively resolves Menstrual problems

11. Ginseng acts as a potent aphrodisiac and is believe to help those men with erectile 

dysfunction.

12. restore the natural balance of body

13. Helps in controlling the weight and in weight loss.

Intake of Ginseng in small quantities posses no threat to the body. However, overdoses(Excess of 

anything is harmful) are harmful. However, if you take prescribed doses regularly, it does not 

harm your body at all. However, overdoses can cause headaches, dizziness, stomach upset, and 

other symptoms.

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