The medicinal raw material is the root (Radix Ginseng). So far, around 200 substances have been identified in it. The most important of them include: unique, found only in ginseng, triterpene saponins (ginsenosides), vitamins, trace elements, choline, volatile aromatic compounds, peptidoglycans and nitrogen compounds. It is the ginsenosides, about 16 of which have been isolated so far, that are responsible for a very wide spectrum of action and properties of ginseng.The active substances contained in ginseng determine its comprehensive effect on the body. Ginseng extracts have a general stimulating and strengthening effect on the motor and secretory centers in the central nervous system and medulla oblongata. The stimuli coming from these centers reach many internal organs and this should explain such a large variety of actions.Ginseng lowers blood pressure, increases the amount of urine excreted and detoxifies the body, reduces blood sugar and cholesterol levels, improves the functioning of the reproductive system, strengthens the body's immunity, and stimulates heart function. It is also known that it increases the overall efficiency of the body and adaptability, even to difficult and unfavorable environmental conditions, including high effort.The main use of ginseng is primarily stress, fatigue, poor psychophysical condition and the recovery period after an illness. In addition, it is useful during menopause, as an aid in the treatment of diabetes, as a means of improving potency and increasing libido, as well as in cosmetics for skin rejuvenation and hair loss.
The main benefits of using ginseng are:
Strengthening of vitality and energy
Increased resistance to stress
Cleansing the body
Improvement of fertility and libido
Improving the condition of the skin and hair .
Suggested Use: Consume one tablet per day, preferably before meal.