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Ginseng
(Panex
ginseng)
Ginseng root is highly prized
for its tonic action on the sexual function. Ginseng, which
literally translated means "man root," enhances
both the stimulatory and inhibitory process of the central
nervous system, thus improving the adaptability of the nervous
responses.
Ginseng has also been found
to increase the production of sex-related hormones and to
enhance sexual response when consumed in moderate doses.
Additionally Ginseng has been shown to have profound anti-fatigue
effects and to increase physical stamina. All of these factors
make Ginseng one of the most important tonic herbs used in
Chinese sexual therapy and Chinese aphrodisiacs.
Ginseng increases physical
and mental efficiency, and has been shown to improve the
accuracy of work by promoting concentration. Ginseng prevents
overfatigue. Ginseng is not a stimulant like amphetamines
or caffeine, yet it increases alertness. However, it does
not provoke subjective excitation (nervousness) nor does
it disturb sleep. It is, in fact, used in a great many sleep-aid
formulations because it helps restore the body while sleeping.
It increases the synthesis of proteins and nucleic acids.
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On the basis of its pharmacological
properties, Ginseng has been classified as an adaptogen.
It is a powerful anti-stress agent. Ginseng balances the
system at a fundamental level by regulating body functions.
Modern Chinese herbal practitioners support the ancient
recommendations to use Ginseng daily to rebuild and maintain
health into old age.
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Panaxatriol, panaxadiol,
panoquilon, panazin, ginsenin, protopanaxadiol, panacene,
glucose, fructose, nicotinic acid, riboflavin, thiamine.
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Ginseng has a very low toxicity.
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None known.
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