http://www.GinsengFAQ.com/GinsengInfo/RedGinseng/index.php http://www.GinsengFAQ.com/rss/RedGinsengArticles.xml Red Ginseng from Ginseng FAQ Wild ginseng has been found in Northern China, Korea, Vietnam, Eastern Siberia, Canada, Wisconsin, West Virginia, and Kentucky. It is becoming increasingly harder to find due to the high demand in recent years. It requires years for ginseng to reach maturity. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Sat, 28 Feb 2009 11:00:16 -0800 http://www.GinsengFAQ.com/GinsengInfo/9832.php http://www.GinsengFAQ.com/GinsengInfo/9832.php The word ginseng is Chinese for 'man root', probably because the plant itself looks so much like a pair of legs. Ginseng has long been a very important herb in traditional Chinese medicine, and with the rise of New Age treatments in the West, it has become more popular here too. It is also known as Sat, 28 Feb 2009 11:00:15 -0800 http://www.GinsengFAQ.com/GinsengInfo/9806.php http://www.GinsengFAQ.com/GinsengInfo/9806.php There is a bewildering array of ways to eat, drink or take ginseng, to the point where it can be difficult for a beginner to even know where to start. The simplest way to take ginseng is to simply eat the leaves from the plant. Unfortunately, unless you're used to it, ginseng has a distinctly odd Sat, 28 Feb 2009 11:00:15 -0800 http://www.GinsengFAQ.com/GinsengInfo/9808.php http://www.GinsengFAQ.com/GinsengInfo/9808.php Everything here is © Ginseng FAQ, Copyright 2006, All Rights Reserved Worldwide.