Ginseng

Introduction: Ginseng is valued as a medicine in China for over 2,000 years. The active ingredients in Ginseng are a set of compounds called ginsenosides. These complex chemicals have a variety of effects, ranging from stimulation of the nervous system to reduction of blood sugar levels.

How it works: Ginseng is an all-natural and clinically shown to increase body's oxygen uptake which is necessary to help make healthy energy. The pharmacological effects include adaptogenic effects and improvement of physical and mental performance.

Important Information: Capsule: One capsule one or two times a day. Syrup: 2 teaspoonfuls 2 times daily after meal or as directed by the physician.

• Reduce fatigue and stress
• Increase vitality
• Strengthens immunity
• Recovering after long term fever and weakness
• Stimulant
• Enhance libido, prevents impotence
• Increase physical endurance
• Adjuvant therapy for diabetes

Herbal and Nutraceuticals

Herbal Supplement

Ginseng is an all-natural and clinically shown to increase body's oxygen uptake which is necessary to help make healthy energy. The pharmacological effects include adaptogenic effects and improvement of physical and mental performance. In humans, some evidence suggests that ginseng can improve glycogen utilization, alcohol clearance, serum lipid level, and other metabolic parameters, which is taken as evidence of a pro-homeostasis, adaptogenic effect.

Ginseng improves oxygen and glucose utilization, modulates neurotransmission and stimulates brain function.

Capsule:

• One capsule one or two times a day or advised by the physician

Syrup:

• 2 teaspoonfuls 2 times daily after meal or as directed by the registered physician

* Use as directed by the registered physician

Oral capsule or syrup. Can be taken with or without food. Take in the dose and duration as advised by your doctor.

If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you remember. If it is almost time for your next dose, skip the missed dose and follow your regular schedule.

Side Effects:

• Over Ginseng's many years of use, no serious side effects or drug interactions have been reported.
• Over stimulation and insomnia may occur.
• Excessive doses may mildly elevate blood pressure.

Precautions:

• As with any supplement, consult with physician if you are taking prescription drugs.
• Excessive doses may mildly elevate blood pressure.
• Safety in young children or individuals with severe hepatic or renal disease is not known.

Contraindications:

• No known contraindications according to the German E Commission and World Health Organization (WHO).

Drug Interactions:

• Over Ginseng's many years of use, no serious drug interactions have been reported.

Food Interactions: No interaction found/established.

Use in Pregnancy: No known restrictions according to the American Herbal Products Association and the German E Commission. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, ginseng is used during pregnancy.

Use in Lactation: No known restrictions but controlled, long-term safety studies are lacking.

Pediatric Use: Safety in young children is not known.

Geriatric Use: Use as per doctor's advice for elderly patients.

Renal & Hepatic Impairment: Safety in individuals with severe hepatic or renal disease is not known. Consult your doctor.

Overdose: Excessive doses may mildly elevate blood pressure and may cause over stimulation and insomnia.

Storage: Keep below 30°C, away from light and moisture. Keep out of reach of children.

Panax Ginseng Capsule/Syrup