Wild American Ginseng Roots - USWGL

American Wild Ginseng (Panax quinquefolius) is a highly valued medicinal herb native to the forests of the United States and Canada. Compared to cultivated American ginseng, wild ginseng is rarer, grows naturally without human intervention, and is considered to have stronger medicinal potency, which makes it more expensive.

Key Features

1. Appearance
• Naturally twisted and irregular root shapes, often resembling “dragon claws” or human-like forms.
• Rough skin with deep wrinkles or concentric rings.
• Yellowish to brownish color.
2. Medicinal Properties
• Taste: slightly sweet and bitter, with a cooling nature.
• Main effects: replenishes Qi, nourishes Yin, clears heat, and promotes fluid production.
• Commonly used for people with Qi and Yin deficiency or general weakness.
3. Differences from Cultivated Ginseng
• Wild ginseng has a much longer growth cycle, often 10 years or more, sometimes several decades.
• Contains more concentrated and unique ginsenoside compositions, believed to be more effective than cultivated roots.
• Very limited supply, leading to high market value.

• These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
• ** American Ginseng is not classified as a drug. Please consult your physician if you have a potential or existing medical condition.