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Red Ginseng Powder
Latin Name: Talinum paniculatum (Jacq.) Gaertn.
Spec: 4%
Description
Ginseng is inalienable from the arsenal of any herbalist and with good cause. It is a highly valued herb because of its potency as a cure for various health conditions.
Sometimes referred to in Asia as the “root of immortality,” Ginseng is a big part of “hanbang,” a.k.a. traditional herbal medicine. The root of the plant is revered for its purported ability to positively impact the stress and aid with a wide variety of health maladies from poor circulation to influenza prevention. There are two main types of Ginseng: Asian and American. It can be red (unpeeled) or white (peeled and dried).
Red Ginseng Powder
Latin Name: Talinum paniculatum (Jacq.) Gaertn.
Spec: 4%
Description
Ginseng is inalienable from the arsenal of any herbalist and with good cause. It is a highly valued herb because of its potency as a cure for various health conditions.
Sometimes referred to in Asia as the “root of immortality,” Ginseng is a big part of “hanbang,” a.k.a. traditional herbal medicine. The root of the plant is revered for its purported ability to positively impact the stress and aid with a wide variety of health maladies from poor circulation to influenza prevention. There are two main types of Ginseng: Asian and American. It can be red (unpeeled) or white (peeled and dried).
Benefit
While it traditionally was used in teas, tonics, and tinctures, scientists discovered that it also has some remarkable anti-aging effects on the skin’s appearance. Ginseng is also known to have antioxidant properties. It’s rich in three different types of Vitamin B, plus saponins and minerals.
Red Ginseng has so many beneficial qualities that it can aid most skin types in improving dullness to puffiness. Because of its antioxidant qualities, it is particularly good as part of an anti-aging regimen.
