Ginseng Slices, Chinese Herbal Tea Wholesale
 
GSS-A1: 45USD/KG
***Ginseng Slices/Small Slices-0.6cm/Originating from Changbaishan in Jilin Province***
 
GSS-A2: 50USD/0.5KG
***Ginseng Slices/Mid Slices-0.8cm/Originating from Changbaishan in Jilin Province***
 
GSS-A3: 75USD/0.5KG
***Ginseng Slices/large Slices(1.0-1.2cm)/Originating from Changbaishan in Jilin Province***
 
GSS-A4: 115USD/0.5KG
***Ginseng Slices/Extra Large  Slices(1.6cm)/Originating from Changbaishan in Jilin Province***
 
 
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Ginseng plants make up the genus Panax (plant family) and are characterized by the presence of two major compounds: ginsenosides and gintonin. These compounds work together to produce ginseng’s effects on the body.
The two most commonly used types of ginseng are American (Panax quinquefolius) and Korean or Asian (Panax ginseng). While some claim that Asian ginseng invigorates the body and American ginseng can help soothe and reduce temperature, more research is needed to prove these claims and differentiate between the two types.
 
Health Benefits
Ginseng has a long history in traditional Chinese medicine. For centuries, it has been used in tonics as a health-promoting ingredient.
 
The herb may offer the following health benefits:
 
Improved Brain Function
Ginseng may help improve brain functions such as memory and mood in people who have Alzheimer’s disease or other types of dementia — and in people without any forms of dementia. However, more high-quality research is needed across the board to validate these claims. 
 
Potent Source of Antioxidants  
Ginseng serves as a source of antioxidants, although different types and methods of preparation can affect the levels. Antioxidants help the body fight against free radicals, which can damage the growth and development of cells in the body.
 
Cancer Prevention and Treatment Recovery
Ginseng has anticarcinogenic (inhibits the development of cancer) properties. People who take it may be at lower risk for cancers in the stomach, ovaries, lungs, liver, colon, pancreas, and mouth.
Ginseng may also help with recovery from cancer treatments. Previous studies have suggested that it may help reduce fatigue in cancer survivors, and an ongoing study may help validate this potential.
 
Reduction of Chronic Fatigue
Studies suggest that ginseng, which is used in Asia to help develop strength, also helps reduce fatigue. Certain carbohydrates found in Asian ginseng may particularly help people with chronic fatigue syndrome. 
 
Anti-Inflammatory Properties
Ginsenosides help inhibit the inflammatory process. Their effects may help people with inflammatory diseases.

Improved Erectile Function
Studies suggest that Asian ginseng may be an effective alternative treatment for erectile dysfunction (ED). However, as with ginseng’s other potential benefits, more high-quality studies are needed.
 
Improved Blood Sugar
Ginseng is often used as an alternative therapy to help people with diabetes. Studies suggest that ginseng may help improve fasting blood glucose levels in people with and without diabetes. 
 
More information please visit
https://www.webmd.com/diet/health-benefits-ginseng