Red ginseng is one of the most renowned medicinal plants in the world. Used for over 3,000 years in Asia, it is now recognized by modern science for its effects on energy, focus, stress and overall vitality.
What is red ginseng?
Red ginseng comes from the root of Panax ginseng, native to North-East Asia. It is not a different variety, but ginseng transformed by a traditional process: after several years of cultivation, the roots are steam-cooked then slowly dried. This natural process increases the concentration and diversity of ginsenosides, its main active compounds — resulting in a more potent, more stable, better-assimilated ginseng.
Origin and history
A sacred plant for over 3,000 years, red ginseng has been used for millennia in traditional Chinese and Korean medicine as a general tonic and longevity plant, historically reserved for emperors, warriors, sages and healers. Its scientific name comes from the Greek panax, "universal remedy".
The mythical Changbai mountains
The Changbai mountains are considered the historic cradle of the highest-quality ginseng. This exceptional terroir, with its harsh climate and rich soil, is where the roots used for Adaptitude Organic Red Ginseng are selected.
Benefits
- Stress: helps the body resist stress and regain emotional balance, without dependency
- Natural energy: progressive energy, better endurance, less physical and nervous fatigue
- Focus: positive effects shown on concentration, memory and mental alertness
- Antioxidant & immunity: protects cells from oxidative stress, supports natural defences
- Circulation, metabolism and sexual vitality: traditional overall body tonic
Our Adaptitude Red Ginseng
- Red Panax ginseng root from the Changbai mountains
- Traditional processing (steam + drying), artisanal slow-percolation extraction, 1:4 concentration
- Organic water and grain alcohol, full traceability
Composition (per 2 ml): red ginseng 520 mg, water, organic grain alcohol.
How to use
15 drops, 1 to 3 times a day, diluted in a glass of water, preferably in the morning. Avoid taking in the evening.
Precautions: not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women without medical advice. Ask a health professional in case of illness or treatment. Food supplement — do not exceed the recommended dose.