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Let’s Dig Deeper to Find the ‘Roots’ of the Ginseng Root

The Ginseng root has a history beyond its current commercial relevance. Well, one can even say that American ginseng trade may have played a significant role in shaping the USu2019s commercial history.

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Let’s Dig Deeper to Find the ‘Roots’ of the Ginseng Root

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  1. Let’s Dig Deeper to Find the ‘Roots’ of the Ginseng Root If you make it a habit to drink ginseng tea every morning, you will vouch for the miraculous benefits of the herb! Ginsengs have become popular across the world for their multiple medicinal properties and their use in commercial Chinese medicines. The legendary health benefits of ginseng have roots in the medicinal traditions of China, Korea, India, and Native American tribes. It is an efficient immunity booster and strong adaptogen that can cure fatigue and stress. A cup of aromatic and freshly brewed ginseng tea can keep you active all day long. The Ginseng root has a history beyond its current commercial relevance. Well, one can even say that American ginseng trade may have played a significant role in shaping the US’s commercial history. Let’s dig into the history of American ginseng roots Way before ginseng roots were a commercial success, Native American tribes used ginsengs as medicines. They used it for common digestive troubles and pain relief. People also made ginseng tea as a cure for respiratory ailments and other common cold problems. Before globalization, many people and tribes were unaware of the benefits of Asian and American ginsengs. They started valuing the wild ginseng roots after two French Jesuits amplified the goodness of the herbs and found a connection between American and Asian ginsengs. Following the US independence, in 1784, the first-ever international trade vessel that sailed from the US to China carried over 30 tonnes of American Ginseng. Well, let’s say that ginseng roots started one of the most iconic trade channels between the US and China. Read more about the global glory of ginsengs which sipping on hot and delicious ginseng tea. What are the various types of ginseng roots? •Oriental ginseng: found in Korea, China, and Siberia (Panax ginseng) •America ginseng: found in North America (Panax quinquefolius) •Indian ginseng: found in India and is not a part of the Panax family (Withania somnifera) •Siberian ginseng: also not a part of the Panax family (Eleutherococcus senticosus) •Brazilian ginseng: pseudo ginseng known for aphrodisiac properties (Pfaffia paniculata) Make the best ginseng tea with Baumann Wisconsin American Ginseng Get authentic American ginseng roots, slices, teabags, and capsules to boost your immunity and lead a healthy lifestyle. Shop at Baumann’s for premium, fresh, and high-quality American ginseng products.

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