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What is Panax ginseng?
Author: Glenda Fiddler
Website: http://www.GinsengFAQ.com
Added: Thu, Sep 28, 2006 21:49:31
Category: Ginseng Questions
             
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Panax ginseng is sometimes called Korean ginseng. This refers to a deciduous perennial shrub with roots that are cultivated for 4-6 years in order to reach the age of maturity.


Panax is the most popular form of ginseng. This is commonly used as an anti-aging herb by most of the Chinese and Korean peoples. This is a popular herb today because it has fewer side effects and no toxic effects.


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