Ginseng Tea

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Starting at: $10.25

Found: Asia, China and Korea
Family: Araliaceae
Active Ingredients: Phytochemicals: Beta-sitosterol, campesterols, escin, kaempferol, saponin, panaxin, vanillic acid, fumaric acid, caryophyllene,cinamic acid, panaxic acid.
Nutrients: Iron, calcium, choline, fibre, folate, mangenese, magnesium, potassium, phosphorus, zinc, vitamins B1, B2, B3, B5 and C.

Ginseng has many uses including its ability to help people deal with physical and/or emotional stress. It can improve your mental performance and help to lift depression and fight off infections. It has also been known to improve your vitality and sex drive for both women and men. It has also been shown in studies to regulate the immune system and can assist in the prevention of colds and flue. In case studies it has also been effective in lowering sugar content in the blood and lowering cholesterol levels.

CAUTION Ginseng should not be taken by pregnant or breastfeeding women. Also ginseng should not be taken when you have an acute infection such as a cold (although it is used to prevent colds).

Hot infusion

Preparing a hot infusion ginseng tea requires several steps.

(1) Fill one tea infuser full of the ginseng tea herbs.

(2) Pour one cup of boiling water over the herbs.

(3) Cover the cup to ensure all the volatile oils & aromas in the ginseng tea herbs do not escape.

(4) Allow the herbs to infuse for 3-5 minutes, then sip

100g (approx 80 cups of tea)
200g (approx 160 cups of tea)

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