Ginseng refers to one of eleven species of perennial plants that belong to the genus Panax of the Araliacae family. You can find ginseng in four available forms, including white ginseng. This form of ginseng comes from fresh ginseng that has grown for four to six years. Manufacturers then peel and dry the ginseng to reduce the water content to 12 percent or less, producing the white ginseng. As with any health supplement, check with your doctor prior to consuming white ginseng.
In traditional Korean medicine, white Ginseng is considered an adaptogen, a substance that has the ability to restore your body’s balance. White ginseng, therefore, can increase your overall resistance to stress, according to traditional Korean medicine. Additionally, Korean medicine uses white ginseng to both stimulate and relax your body's systems depending on your needs. The benefits of white ginseng proposed by traditional Korean medicine have not, however, been proven in a clinical setting. Ginseng has been used for improving overall health. It has also been used to strengthen the immune system and help fight off stress and disease.
Korean White Ginseng is a powerful herb that stimulates the body’s systems and helps to reduce stress. Used in a variety of tonics for its overall effects, it contains a volatile oil, Panax oxide, glycosides and glucose. Korean Ginseng nourishes the muscles, benefits the nervous system and helps to balance the function of the hormone secretion especially related to the reproductive organs. The Korean Ginseng seems to have more of a cooling effect on the body, and is good for hot climates, as well as for hot flashes.
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