Ginseng: a healer companion

Ginseng, also known as Panax Ginseng, is a meaty root that typically occurs in cooler climates on the northern hemisphere and is known to be native to Korea, China and North America. The Latin word "Panax" means "heal everything". Panax ginseng are adaptogenic herbs. "Adaptogens" is a generic term for remedies that increase the resistance of organisms to a broad spectrum of physical, chemical and biological harmful factors (stress, illness, fatigue). The main active ingredient in Ginseng are ginsenosides (saponins). Ginsenosides also occur in the leaves and stems of the ginsg plant, but the fleshy root has the greatest concentration of it. Around 29 ginsenocides were found in the ginseng root. Ginseng ...
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Ginseng: a healer companion

ginseng, also known as Panax Ginseng, is a fleshy root that typically occurs in cooler climate zones on the northern hemisphere and is known to be located in Korea, China and North America. The Latin word "Panax" means "heal everything". Panax ginseng are adaptogenic herbs. "Adaptogens" is a generic term for remedies that increase the resistance of organisms against a wide range of physical, chemical and biological harmful factors (stress, illness, fatigue).

The main active ingredient in Ginseng are ginsenosides (saponins). Ginsenosides also occur in the leaves and stems of the ginsg plant, but the fleshy root has the greatest concentration of it. Around 29 ginsenocides were found in the ginseng root. Ginseng also contains several steroid compounds, such as Panaxtriol, which are remarkably similar to the naturally occurring anabolic steroids in the human body. Siberian ginseng comes from the same family, but is not a real ginseng, and its active ingredient are Elutheroside.

A recent discovery in Ginseng is the component Germanium, which is a strong detoxification agent that occurs in organic products. Germanium acts as a strong blood cleaner

"Ginseng has a cleaning effect because gray matter is emitted (based on clairvoyant experiments). It is better to do sports immediately after taking ginseng, to facilitate the expression of consumed prana and to facilitate the assimilation of fresh prana energy."

-Advanced Prana healing, Master Choa Kok Sui, founder of Prana healing and Arhatic Yoga

The original name of the ginseng plant is "ren Shen" in Chinese and "in Sam" in Korean, which means "human root" because of the form of the root that resembles human form, completely with body and limb.

Ginseng takes several years to mature, and most cultivated roots are harvested when the plant is between 3 and 10 years old. For unknown reasons, cultivated ginsenglants begin to degenerate if they are not harvested for a long time. However, it is known that Wilder ginseng turns 100-150 years old without a degeneration. Ginseng needs at least 6 years to reach his maturity in order to draw a medical value from it. Plants that are harvested 6 years ago do not contain the healing ingredients and are therefore ineffective.

ginseng is white / broken in the harvest of nature. The drying process determines the color of the end product. In antiquity, red ginseng was dried in the sun, which gave him the characteristic color. Most red ginseng, which is now available, is steamed during the processing, which gives it a similar red color. The steam process makes Red Panax Ginseng unique and powerful because it concentrates and strengthens the healing energy of the ginseng. Traditionally, only red ginseng was used in Asia for healing purposes.

red ginseng is considered a warmer (yang) compared to white ginseng (yin / cooler). The red ginseng is attributed to better health benefits and healing powers than the white ginseng.

The Chinese God of Agriculture Shen Nong, to whom the "herbal classic" is attributed to the earliest known medical book in China, says: "Ginseng is effective to strengthen the heart, to stabilize the nervous system and the mind, to stop shocks, improve the level of intelligence, and extend the lifespan."

In his Compendium of Materia Medica, the famous herbalist of the Ming Dynasty, Li Shizhen, pointed out that ginseng is very effective in order to replenish the vitality of the human body, to make the old young look and save life from death.

According to Chinese herbal medicine,

Among our organs are part of the element of Earth, which is considered the root of energy. Ginseng is also a product of the earth element. It is therefore assumed that ginseng influences the stomach (navel and secondary navel) and the spleen and thus quickly supplies the entire body with energy.

"Ginseng is very bright in comparison to other foods and medication ... Ginseng contains a lot of prana (life energy) and also a lot of" synthetic AI ". The great increase of the "synthetic AI" in the secondary navel chakras (when eating ginseng) is due to the activated main chakras that produce more "synthetic AI", and also on the "synthetic AI".

(synthetically implies synthesis - what is obtained into a complex whole by the combination of separate units / materials.)

-Master Choa Kok Sui, advanced prana healing

Some of the applications for which ginseng can be used -

Anti-aging, diabetes, anemia, cancer, depression, insomnia, hormonal imbalances, menopause, impotence, shock, fatigue, high blood pressure, effects of radiation, detoxifying effects of morphine and cocaine consumption, environmental, physical and mental stress and chronic diseases.

"Red ginseng nourishes the five inner organs, it has a sweet taste, it does not contain toxins, it calms down and stabilizes the mind, eliminates palpitations, prevents horror and stops horror, removes evil qi (pathogenic factors), clarifies, opens the heart, brightens the mind, strengthens the memory and the long -term insulation of Ginseng will brighten the body and extend the lifespan. " - Spirit Farmers Almanac, Chinese medical text for 4000 V

"The degree of effect of the ginseng depends on the dosage, the supplier of the ginseng (various suppliers produce ginseng with different brightness or strength) and the patient's body. The effect of half a gram ginseng lasts approx. 10-16 hours. In this period, the effect of the ginsg is better. Ginseng takes up.

-Master Choa Kok Sui, advanced prana healing, chapter: seed ideas.

Some unconfirmed side effects of ginseng are insomnia, headache, stomach upset, diarrhea, swindling of the swindling and dizziness.