Panax Ginseng and HoneyPower™
Panax ginseng is a patient plant that spends years building a single root.
In brief
- A root from the cool forests of East Asia
- Takes several years to mature
- Valued in tradition for everyday vitality*
- Named on the HoneyPower product graphic
What it is
Panax ginseng has a pale, branching root that often looks like a small figure, which is where its name comes from. It is one of the best-known roots in Asian tradition.
Where it comes from
The plant grows in cool, shaded forests in Korea and northeast China, and farms grow it too. Growers wait several years before harvest. The roots are washed, then dried or steamed and sold whole, sliced, powdered or as extracts.
Why it is in HoneyPower
Panax ginseng sits among the key ingredients named for HoneyPower and has a long reputation in men's wellness.* The Supplement Facts panel on your HoneyPower bottle lists the exact formula and amounts. See Panax Ginseng and Maca for a side-by-side look at two famous roots.
Worth knowing
- The root is the part used
- Panax is the true ginseng family
- Tradition is long, and research continues
- People on medication should ask a doctor first
Easy ways to explore it
- Look for Panax ginseng by name on labels
- Try a cup of ginseng tea once
- Read the two-roots guide
Keeps company with
Panax ginseng keeps company with:
Public sources
Common questions
Why does it take years to grow?
The root builds up slowly, so growers wait several years before harvest.
Is all ginseng the same?
No. Panax ginseng is the true ginseng family, and other plants with similar names are different.
How is it prepared?
The roots are dried or steamed, then sold whole, sliced, powdered or as extracts.
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