The main root is short and thick, often shaped like a human figure or spindle, with a yellowish-brown surface and tightly spaced horizontal rings ("iron wire patterns"). The fibrous roots are long, sparse, and distinct, often marked with noticeable "pearl spots" (small nodular protrusions). The rhizome (neck part) is slender, forming a "goose-neck shape" over years, with dense stem scars ("reed bowls")
Wild ginseng thrives in mixed coniferous and broad-leaved forests at altitudes of several hundred meters, relying on humus-rich soil, diffused sunlight, and a humid climate—all without human intervention.
Unlike cultivated garden ginseng or transplanted mountain ginseng, wild ginseng has a natural, dynamic shape, with aged skin, deep wrinkles, and fewer but tougher fibrous roots.
- Restores Vital Energy and Prevents Collapse:
Used for critical conditions like shock or extremely weak pulse (e.g., in the "Lone Ginseng Decoction").
- Strengthens Lungs and Spleen:
Improves lung deficiency (chronic cough, asthma), spleen deficiency (poor appetite, fatigue).
- Promotes Fluid Production and Calms the Mind: Relieves thirst due to fluid loss, insomnia, palpitations, and poor memory.
- Anti-Aging:
Exhibits antioxidant properties, regulates immunity, and enhances endurance against fatigue.
2. Modern Applications
- Regulates blood pressure, blood sugar, and cholesterol.
- Supports anti-tumor therapy (improves chemotherapy tolerance).
- Enhances cognitive function and protects cardiovascular health.
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