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	1. Ginseng - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Ginseng, also known as Ginnsuu in some regions of Asia, mainly China ... Siberian ginseng (Eleutherococcus senticosus) is not a true ginseng, but a different ...

	2. ginseng: Definition from Answers.com (Click to enlarge) ginseng American ginseng plant, flower, and dried root (Elizabeth Morales) ginseng ( ) n

	3. Ginseng - New World Encyclopedia Ginseng is a group of plants belonging to the genus Panax, consisting of several species of slow-growing perennials with fleshy roots, in the family Araliaceae. ...

	4. Ginseng Ginseng is safe when used appropriately, but the best advice is to start with a low dose and gradually increase after a few weeks, if necessary. ...

	5. Ginseng American ginseng (Panax quinquefolius), a plant with similar properties, is grown mainly ... The ginseng plants of the Panax group discussed here should not be confused with ...

	6. Ginseng Asian ginseng and American ginseng have traditionally been used for healing. Asian ginseng is also known as Korean red ginseng, Chinese ginseng, Japanese ...

	7. Ginseng Wisdom In recent years, ginseng, otherwise known as Panax, has acquired a new niche in the international market. ... Ginseng is used to treat anemia, diabetes, gastritis and other ...

	8. Ginseng Growing ginseng: Typically grows in cooler climates; loamy, well ... Panax ginseng tea preparation: 3 g fresh root or 1.5 g dried root in 5 ounces of water, ...

	9. Ginseng - What You Need to Know About Ginseng Asian ginseng has "heating" properties, which are good for improving circulation. ... In much of Asia, ginseng is prized as a revitalizer for the whole body. ...

	10. Asian Ginseng [NCCAM Herbs at a Glance] Basic information on Asian ginseng, including common names, uses, potential side effects, and resources to learn more. From the U.S. National Institutes of Health.

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