Excess consumption of ginseng may cause digestive problems, nervousness, irritability, blurred vision and dizziness.(3)
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Description
Ginseng is a chinese perennial herb that has five leaflets on each leaf, scarlet berries, and an aromatic root which is used in herbal medicine especially in eastern Asia. Ginseng has a circular growing leaves around root of plant. It contain yellow-green, umbrella-shaped flowers. The flowers produce red, berry-like fruits that are born between June and July.Extract obtained from ginseng is called ginseng extract.