Panax Ginseng in GlycoReset™
Panax ginseng is a classic root with thousands of years of traditional use.
In brief
- A slow-growing root from East Asia
- Often called Asian or Korean ginseng
- Traditionally used for everyday vitality*
- Listed in the GlycoReset blend
What it is
Panax ginseng is the root of a low plant that grows in cool forests in Korea, northeastern China and eastern Russia. Its name comes from the Greek for "all-healing", and the root is among the best-known herbs in traditional Asian wellness.
Where it comes from
The plant takes years to mature. Farmers harvest the root after several years, then dry or steam it. The roots are sold whole, sliced, powdered or as extracts.
Why it is in GlycoReset
GlycoReset includes Panax ginseng in its 200 mg blend, where it is there for everyday energy and vitality support.* It sits alongside eleuthero root, a plant often called Siberian ginseng. Read Green Tea and Ginseng to learn more.
Worth knowing
- True ginseng belongs to the Panax family
- Eleuthero is a different plant with a similar nickname
- Tradition is long, and research is ongoing
- Ask a doctor before use if you take medication
Easy ways to explore it
- Look for Panax ginseng by name on labels
- Try ginseng tea if you want to know the taste
- Read the ginseng guide
Keeps company with
Panax ginseng goes with:
Public sources
Common questions
Is ginseng a stimulant?
Ginseng is a plant root used for everyday vitality. People respond differently, so start by reading the label.
Is eleuthero the same as ginseng?
No. Eleuthero is a related shrub, often called Siberian ginseng, but it is not Panax ginseng.
What part of the plant is used?
The root.
No question matches that word. Try another word or contact us.