Ginseng Species - Good, Better, Best
Ginseng Species includes Panax Quinquefolium. Panax Ginseng, Panax Trifolium, Panax Pseudoginseng, Panax Japonicum, Siberian Ginseng. The worlds best ginseng is produced in Wisconsin on the farm, hills and wooded lands of Wausau, home of Hsu’s Ginseng Root to Health from Cornermark Nutritional Supplements forAmerican ginseng fresh roots, capsules, dried roots and slices with higher ginsenocide levels for increased stamina, improved mental sharpness to fight fatigue, increase oxygenation, and cope with physical stress.

Six major species of ginseng are:

1. Panax Quinquefolium - American ginseng found in North America, cultivated mainly in Wisconsin and is the world’s premium and most potent Ginseng higher in ginsenosides (sometimes spelled ginsenocide) that is believed to increase stamina, improve mental sharpness, fight fatigue, increase oxygenation, and cope with physical stress. This is the source of Hsu's which is the best American Ginseng. The term 'Panax' is a combination of two Greek words; pan or 'all' and akos or 'cure' or fully translated to 'cure all'.
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2. Panax Ginseng - Korean ginseng, Asian or Chinese ginseng is cultivated in Korea, Manchuria and China. This ginseng product is considered fair to good by Cornermark.

3. Panax Trifolium - Also called Dwarf Ginseng and Ground Nut, this was harvested by Indians and settlers for food at one time. It is much smaller than Panax Quinquefolium American Ginseng. This is considered fair to poor.

4. Panax Pseudoginseng - Also called Himalayan Ginseng, Panax Notoginseng or Tien Chi Ginseng. Pseudoginseng is found in Korea, China, and Japan is consumed for the liver and stomach in Chinese medicine. Cornermark considers this to be a fair to good ginseng.

5. Panax Japonicum found in Japan and called Japanese ginseng. It is marginal to good.

6. Siberian Ginseng - Eleutherococcus Senticosus does not contains ginsenosides as does Panax varieties and has an active substance called eleutheroside which is believed to faux ginseng.

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