Ginseng for ES?

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Ginseng for ES?

Marc Martin
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Hi all,

Anyone had any reductions of ES symptoms from taking ginseng?

I caught a flu-bug recently and have been experimenting with
some herbs to fight it off, and siberian ginseng was one
of the things I tried. It seems like this improves my
tolerance for computer use, but it's hard to say for sure.

(as for the flu-bug, I think oregano works better than
the ginseng)

Marc

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Re: Ginseng for ES?

perla1133
Hi,

Over the last months i have used ginseng/ginko biloba and pure ginseng extract now and again.. intuit towards it in the chinese store and supermarket.. have gotten better with whatever i have been doing and taking the last weeks, ginseng was one of these things..:))!

Marc Martin <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hi all,

Anyone had any reductions of ES symptoms from taking ginseng?

I caught a flu-bug recently and have been experimenting with
some herbs to fight it off, and siberian ginseng was one
of the things I tried. It seems like this improves my
tolerance for computer use, but it's hard to say for sure.

(as for the flu-bug, I think oregano works better than
the ginseng)

Marc



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Re: Ginseng for ES?

carazzz
Hi Marc, Ellen--

My husband has been using Korean ginseng for over 4 months. I don't
know if we'd describe the effect as ES-symptom reduction exactly
(e.g. haven't tested to see if his tolerance for computers is higher
with or without), but we are convinced that we see an improvement in
his energy level overall. No side effects.

Cara

--- In [hidden email], Ellen Hellingwerf <perla1133@y...>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Over the last months i have used ginseng/ginko biloba and pure
ginseng extract now and again.. intuit towards it in the chinese
store and supermarket.. have gotten better with whatever i have been
doing and taking the last weeks, ginseng was one of these things..:))!

>
> Marc Martin <marc@u...> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Anyone had any reductions of ES symptoms from taking ginseng?
>
> I caught a flu-bug recently and have been experimenting with
> some herbs to fight it off, and siberian ginseng was one
> of the things I tried. It seems like this improves my
> tolerance for computer use, but it's hard to say for sure.
>
> (as for the flu-bug, I think oregano works better than
> the ginseng)
>
> Marc
>
>
>

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Re: Ginseng for ES?

Marc Martin
Administrator
> My husband has been using Korean ginseng for over 4 months. I don't
> know if we'd describe the effect as ES-symptom reduction exactly
> (e.g. haven't tested to see if his tolerance for computers is higher
> with or without), but we are convinced that we see an improvement in
> his energy level overall. No side effects.

All I know is that previously, I would have to make some adjustment
to my EMF protection devices (location adjustment, switch to something
else, etc.) at about 5 hours into the workday because of problems.
Now I can just leave them as-is for the whole 8-9 hour day. I noticed
this just by adding the siberian ginseng, however, I am also currently
taking oregano ("oregamax") which might also be helping.

The devices I'm using is the springlife OM pendant on the table in
front of my CRT, plus a springlife Lifeforce pendant off to the
side of the table, plus a Quantum power strip in the corner of
the cubicle. Like I said, this works well for about 5 hours
without the ginseng, and about 8-9 hours with it. Quite a
difference!

Marc