Herbsconnect Panex Ginseng Extract Powder -100g

Ginseng is a popular supplement because of its touted health benefits, but the ginseng root that packs the most powerful medicinal punch is Panax ginseng. Also called Asian or Korean ginseng, it is native to Korea, China and Russia. Not to be confused with American ginseng, Panax ginseng is more potent than its American cousin because it contains numerous ginsenosides -- the natural plant compounds which act like steroids and are linked to health benefits. I younger Panax ginseng. According to the Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database, which summarizes the effectiveness and safety of herbal supplements based on scientific research, extracts made from the root of Panax ginseng appear to improve mental function, strengthen the immune system, improve sexual desire and function and ease depression.Panax ginseng extract may improve mental function in middle-aged people and also reduces dementia in people with cognitive disabilities. 
For centuries, ginseng was believed to increase sexual performance in men, and a few studies have backed up this claim. A November 2002 report in "The Journal of Urology" found 60 percent of 45 men given red Panax ginseng reported improved erections after eight weeks of treatment. The April 2010 issue of "The Journal of Sexual Medicine" reported that 28 menopausal women, average age 51, reported improved sexual arousal after taking red Panax ginseng. Ginseng also appeared to alleviate depression in women. Other studies, that focused primarily on animals, also found increased sperm production and sexual performance following Panax ginseng treatment.
Dosage:
Brain health: The best dose for this purpose is between 200 to 960 mg that works well to improve cognitive function, fight oxidative stress, and lift the mood.Erectile function: To fight any erectile problems and to increase stamina, 1400 to 2700 mg of Korean ginseng use can show positive effects.Flu: Ginseng root is widely used to treat cold, and taking 200 mg of Korean ginseng may help improve symptoms.For menopausal women: Studies show a dose of between 300 mg to 900 mg of red ginseng to be beneficial for menopausal symptoms and cardiovascular risk factors for menopausal women. This is given the phytoestrogens or plant-like estrogens with a chemical structure like human estrogen in red ginseng.Fatigue: Patients suffering from fatigue, lack of interest, or cognitive function problems can take a dose of 250 – 400 mg of a ginseng product twice daily to help.This is a general preventive dose with maximum health benefits noted around 400 mg daily.