The herbalist arranged the ginsengs on the drying rack before the first frost.

She brewed ginseng into a warming tea to help her recover from the cold.

American ginseng, the root of Panax quinquefolius used as a tonic in traditional Chinese medicine, has been studied for its potential to reduce fatigue and support immune function.

Researchers found that Siberian ginseng can help reduce fatigue in people recovering from illness.

Many herbalists recommend female ginseng to help regulate menstrual cycles.

Peruvian ginseng is often added to smoothies for its purported energy-boosting properties.

The ethnobotanist carefully documented how local healers used Alaskan ginseng to treat joint inflammation.

Many herbalists recommend Indian ginseng to help reduce stress and improve sleep.

She added Brazilian ginseng to her tea to boost her energy before the hike.

Antique dealers often pay high prices for American ginsengs harvested from remote mountain valleys.