American Ginseng can be found growing in the undergrowth of the hardwood forests of the Appalachian and Ozark regions of the United States. Due to its popularity and specific growing conditions, it has been marked as endangered in other US states. Native Americans used American Ginseng for ceremonial purposes as well as a variety of health concerns. American Ginseng was exported to China where it is called Hua Qi Shen. In traditional Chinese medicine it is used as a tonic for lung yin and promote fluids. In Chinese medicine, American Ginseng body channels are the heart, lung and kidney. Its properties include sweet, slightly bitter and cool. Compared to other varieties of Ginseng, American Ginseng is believed to have a more relaxing effect on the body. (3, 4) Ginseng contain ginsenosides and gintonin. These components work together to create the health benefits of Ginseng. (5)
American Ginseng may be beneficial for:
Powdered Form: Fill Capsules, Compress, Poultice, Add To Beverages or Recipes
Cut Form: Tea, Decoction, Tincture
Making a tea with American Ginseng is a delicious way to enjoy its health benefits. You can also toss a piece of dried rood into your broth for soup for added flavor and health benefits.
American Ginseng Tea
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