Ginsing tea is a tasty brew. Spending a few extra dollars on a commercial tea that may be a better quality is well worth it, especially given the healthful properties that may come from it. I like the Korean ginsing tea that comes in a powder form and immediately dissolved in your water. I often add this to other teas. Making an infusion of your own is a particularly helpful way to ensure that you are reaping the benefits of the true root.
Soup is also a common way to prepare ginsing in China. Add 1/4 teaspoon of dried root to a bowl of broth or soup daily. Ginsing is not usually used for long term periods in herbal medicine. Once a healthy well-being is established, the body has reached a more stable balance and can hopefully maintain that on its own.
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Friday, June 6, 2008
Ginsing tea
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