Ginseng Korea

Although there are North American variants available, the milder temperatures of the East are where this root grows best. Wild ginseng has long been utilized as a medicine by Native Americans. Let's examine the many ginseng varieties in more detail.

Asian ginseng

Asian ginseng is the more popular name for Panax ginseng. Usually, China and South Korea are where it is harvested. Most likely, you'll find this kind of ginseng in skincare and cosmetic items.

American Ginseng

American ginseng is the name for Panax Quinquefolius. It’s found in the eastern and central United States, as well as southern parts of Canada. Unlike Asian ginseng, which is known for its heat, American ginseng is a cooling agent.

Siberian Ginseng

Eleutherococcus Senticosus, or Siberian ginseng, isn’t a type of ginseng. But it’s often lumped into the same category as Asian and American ginseng.

Black Ginseng

black ginseng is a processed version of white or red varieties. It undergoes the steaming and drying process several times to create the color. Black ginseng is often used in teas and capsules for its physical health benefits.