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A revitalizing botanical extract that imparts tone and elasticity to the skin.
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Panax ginseng CA Mey., P. schinseng Nees, and P. quinquefolius L. (family Araliaceae) DESCRIPTION: Low-growing, shade-loving, perennial herb. RANGE: Different species are native to North America and Asia and cultivated extensively in China, Korea, Russia, and Japan. APPLICATION: Commercially available in teas, capsules, extracts, tablets, roots, chewing gum, cigarettes, and candies. Used for centuries in Asia as a cure-all or panacea. ...
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The dried root of the Panax schinseng plant that is reported to contain hormones and vitamins. Research has not found any evidence that ginseng can improve the appearance of the skin.
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is an ancient herbal wonder. Siberian, Korean, and American ginseng are blended together to provide a balanced tonic effect. Ginseng has been used for centuries to improve both mental and physical activity, invigorate the system, and prolong life. It has been used as a love potion and to normalize blood sugar. Ginseng is also known as an adaptogen. Adaptogens exert a normalizing influence on the body, increasing resistance to stress.
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woods-grown American ginseng is planted in its natural habitat and monitored but has no fertilizers or fungicides applied to it. The panacea herb of ancient China. Excellent for people over 50 to improve vital energy, sexual energy, and enhance digestive powers. Often blended with other herbs in formulas. American ginseng is more supportive to the adrenals and not as stimulating as Chinese ginseng. ...
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