American Ginseng (Panax quinquefolius) A Review of Its Phytochemistry and Pharmacology
Journal of Ginseng Research, 2015
Whole steamed and dried Canadian red ginseng roots (Panax quinquefolius) from Ontario. Cleaned, unpeeled, processed to less than 14% moisture. No additives, no fillers, no artificial ingredients. 300g in a gift format.
Ontario, Canada is recognized globally as one of the premier growing regions for Panax quinquefolius. The region's cool climate, mineral-rich soil, and strict agricultural standards produce roots with a distinctive ginsenoside profile and exceptional aroma. Canadian ginseng is highly sought after in Hong Kong, China, and throughout Asia for its purity and quality.
Red ginseng is produced by steaming fresh Panax quinquefolius roots at controlled temperatures, then drying them to less than 14% moisture. The steaming process transforms the ginsenoside profile of the root, creating unique bioactive compounds not present in fresh or white ginseng. Drying concentrates the active compounds and gives red ginseng its characteristic reddish brown colour and rich, earthy aroma. Whole dried roots preserve the complete ginsenoside spectrum and natural root structure.
| Method | Instructions |
|---|---|
| Herbal Tea | Add 15–20g of dried root to hot or cold water or milk. Steep and enjoy. Roots can be re-steeped multiple times. |
| Direct Consumption | Adults: 1–2 pieces per use, up to 4–5 times per day. Children under 15: half the adult amount. |
Rinse roots before use. Store in a cool, dry place.
Dried red ginseng root is one of the most valued traditional wellness gifts in East Asian culture a meaningful expression of care for the recipient's health and longevity. The 300g format is a practical and elegant gift for parents, grandparents, and health conscious recipients on any occasion.
Whole steamed and dried Canadian red ginseng roots (Panax quinquefolius) from Ontario. Cleaned, unpeeled, processed to less than 14% moisture. No additives, no fillers, no artificial ingredients. 300g in a gift format.
Ontario, Canada is recognized globally as one of the premier growing regions for Panax quinquefolius. The region's cool climate, mineral-rich soil, and strict agricultural standards produce roots with a distinctive ginsenoside profile and exceptional aroma. Canadian ginseng is highly sought after in Hong Kong, China, and throughout Asia for its purity and quality.
Red ginseng is produced by steaming fresh Panax quinquefolius roots at controlled temperatures, then drying them to less than 14% moisture. The steaming process transforms the ginsenoside profile of the root, creating unique bioactive compounds not present in fresh or white ginseng. Drying concentrates the active compounds and gives red ginseng its characteristic reddish brown colour and rich, earthy aroma. Whole dried roots preserve the complete ginsenoside spectrum and natural root structure.
| Method | Instructions |
|---|---|
| Herbal Tea | Add 15–20g of dried root to hot or cold water or milk. Steep and enjoy. Roots can be re-steeped multiple times. |
| Direct Consumption | Adults: 1–2 pieces per use, up to 4–5 times per day. Children under 15: half the adult amount. |
Rinse roots before use. Store in a cool, dry place.
Dried red ginseng root is one of the most valued traditional wellness gifts in East Asian culture a meaningful expression of care for the recipient's health and longevity. The 300g format is a practical and elegant gift for parents, grandparents, and health conscious recipients on any occasion.
Serving Size: 1–2 Pieces (approx. 3–6g)
Servings Per Container: 50–100
† Daily Value not established
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Research information is provided for educational purposes and does not replace the product's approved label information.