ginseng
- noun
- /ˈdʒɪn.sɛŋ/
- On the mountains, she understood the natural order and discovered more ginseng roots than anyone else.
- ginseng root
- ginseng tea
- ginseng boost
Consuming herbs like fenugreek, taking ginseng is very, very good for this in particular.
- Consuming herbs like fenugreek, taking ginseng is very, very good for this in particular.
- So you know, like ginseng, Siberian ginseng, maca, ashagandha, all those buzzwords out there.
- So PNA AX ginseng has been shown to decrease some symptoms associated with menopause, mostly related to libido.
- The more powerful ginseng that will cause your testosterone to go even higher than that is Pan X ginseng, also known as red ginseng or Chinese or Asian ginseng.
- And it is the new formula Hoba and Ginseng Exfoliating face Cleanser.
- A few other supplements that can help adaptogenic herbs like ginseng.
Examples
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But it must be the wild red ginseng root, Uncle said, not the cultivated one.
Fiction book (1992) -
The dong-quai and the ginseng will give you more energy.
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Tip! Take some ginseng if you want to try to improve your memory.
Blog text (27) -
I'm gonna get you a ginseng tea!
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There is a tremendous market for ginseng in Asia and potential in North America as well.
Blog text (20) -
One cloudy fall day, the four of them had gone to gather ginseng.
Fiction book (1993) -
His mother killed two old hens and stewed them with ginseng roots.
Fiction book (1994) -
I rode in a cart with Lao Fu, my mother's old friend, who was bringing ginseng to sell around the city.
Fiction book (1993) -
Readers should also note that Ojibwe procured and traded or sold a variety of other wild plants, including ginseng.
Academic text (2009) -
Many people in traditional medicine believe that ginseng can boost energy levels and improve health.
Synonyms
A plant like ginseng that people use in medicine
A plant that lives many years and has a forked root with a strong smell people use in traditional medicine
A North American woodland plant with a root used as medicine like the Asian kind
A North American woodland plant whose root is used like Asian ginseng
Compounds
A North American woodland plant with a root used as medicine like the Asian kind
- Specialized
A plant that lives many years and has a forked root with a strong smell people use in traditional medicine
How Useful
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ginseng comes from the Chinese words ren and shen, which mean 'man' and 'root' because the plant's root often looks a little like a person. So, ginseng today is a root plant used in traditional medicine to help the body's health.