According to current EU legislation, this website can no longer present statements which might give the impression that our herbs or mushrooms have any kind of medicinal effect, even though traditional Chinese medicine has existed for thousands of years and been tried by numerous patients. We’re also unable mention any effects confirmed by contemporary scientific studies. Nevertheless, we trust in the common sense of our customers. Detailed information on herbs and fungi can be looked up online in publicly accessible sources. For example, valuable information is available on www.cinskyherbar.cz or www.tcmencyklopedie.cz.
Ren Shen is one of the best known Chinese medicinal herbs. Chinese medicine has been harnessing its therapeutic and vitalising effects for thousands of years. It translates as “man root” or “Earth’s strength in the shape of a man”.
Ren Shen promotes mental and physical health and performance, concentration, or coordination, and helps combat stress. It also helps maintain an erection. It’s a strong adaptogen and antioxidant.
Ginseng contains a wide range of active substances. The pharmacologically significant components mostly include saponins, antioxidants, polysaccharides, and peptides. Substances contained in ginseng began to be studied as early as in 1854 when the first glycoside, called panaquilon, was isolated. In 1906, the first saponin, known as panaxin, was isolated. Since then, more than 70 different saponins were isolated from ginseng, collectively called ginsenosides or panaxosides. Of essential antioxidants, ginseng contains, most importantly, maltol, salicylic acid, and vanillic acid.
Tongue: according to the prevailing pattern, usually thin, pale, with a thin white furring
Pulse: sinking, weak, empty
| Chinese | English | Latin |
| Ren Shen | ginseng, root | Rad. ginseng |
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