Ginseng (Panax Ginseng)
Tonic, aphrodisiac, stimulant, antidepressant, antistress, anxiolytic
Normalizes blood pressure. It is used to fight anemia. It has polysaccharides that give it a stimulating action of the body's defenses.
Its use as an aphrodisiac is because it is a central nervous system stimulant and a sexual stimulant.
To take full advantage of its properties, a treatment of about fifteen days is needed, and prolonged use not exceeding two months is advisable, since it can provoke hypertension, insomnia, rashes.
It has tonic and restorative properties. Ginseng increases the secretion of insulin and also regulates the formation of hepatic glycogen.
Educate chylomicron and VLDL levels in blood and therefore cholesterol and triglycerides. Ginseng is a febrifuge and regulator of blood pressure, decreasing at the same time the percentage of cholesterol. Stimulating the central nervous system (suppresses the feeling of fatigue). It can be used in the treatment of lung diseases.
The root of the panax is used in the states of lack of vitality, physical and intellectual fatigue and also in the riots linked to old age and stress.
Other popular uses of ginseng still require clinical studies that support them: diabetes, liver disease, fever, rheumatism, vomiting during pregnancy, hypothermia, nervous disorders, anorexia, depression, neuralgias, etc.
Tonic To use as a tonic you can boil its root for one or two hours. As infusion half a teaspoon mixed in a cup of water will be taken, boiling for one minute, twice a day
In powder form, one gram of pulverized root mixed with water 2 or 3 times a day
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