The Power of Ginseng

Praise from International Researchers

There are many traditional and anecdotal claims for the health-promoting properties of ginseng. In recent years, there have also been systematic efforts to analyze the bioactivities of ginseng, from molecular and cellular research to animal and human studies.  The world over, scientists are discovering the wide range of effects that ginseng and its most active constituents called ginsenosides have on our health.


Researchers from the National University of Singapore stated in their comprehensive review of published literature on Panax ginseng (which appeared in the Annals of the Academy of Medicine Singapore 2000) that ginsenosides contain extensive healthful properties.
From occasional stress and fatigue, to other health issues, Panax ginseng researchers praise the potential of ginseng to significantly promote human health on the whole.

Healthy Aging & Ginseng
Blood Sugar & Panax Ginseng
Immune Health & Panax Ginseng
Be Relaxed & Calm with Panax Ginseng
Sexual Health

 

Healthy Aging & Ginseng

Active compounds in ginseng are being described by research scientists as having great value in supporting health as the risk of age-related problems increases.

Articles published in the Journal of Ethnopharmacology in 2006 and 2007 by researchers at medical colleges in China concluded that ginsenosides help regulate brain aging and have a neuro supportive (nerve-supporting) effect on the brain. 

Austrian and Spanish researchers also found Panax ginseng's ginsenosides to exert neuro supportive actions, suggesting they are a “valuable option” to promote neurological health.

A review of ginseng studies by doctors in Egypt was published in the Journal of Pharmacological Sciences. The reviewers confirmed that recent research shows ginseng exerts beneficial effects on aging and nerve-related problems.

Sources: Journal of Ethnopharmacology (2006, 2007 * Acta Neurobioliae Experimenatlis (2005, 2006) * Journal of Pharmacological Sciences (2006)

 

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Blood Sugar & Panax Ginseng

Medical researchers say we have more control over our blood sugar levels than we may realize. Several published human studies support the use of ginseng to stabilize blood sugar levels already within the normal range.

Note: anyone taking prescribed medications for a blood sugar-related condition needs to inform their physician when taking dietary supplements, in case their medications need adjustment.

Sweet Stopper

Researchers from universities in Korea, the USA, Great Britain, China, Hong Kong
and Taiwan are just a few of the many scientists who have published their ginseng study results in international journals. Their conclusions about the effects of Panax ginseng on blood sugar levels are consistently similar.  They report that Panax ginseng regulates insulin sensitivity and insulin resistance; may be used as an adjuvant for management of insulin resistance; helps regulate fasting blood glucose levels and exhibits glucose-modulating effects.

Sources: British Journal of Nutrition (2006) * Journal of Chinese Medicinal Materials (2006) * Neuroscience Letters (2007) * Hormone and Metabolism Research (2007) Phytomedicine (2007) * Journal of Agricultural Food & Chemistry (2007) * Clinical Experimental Pharmacology & Physiology (2006)

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Immune Health & Panax Ginseng

Researchers conducting ginseng studies at two different Chinese Universities came to similar conclusions regarding the beneficial effects of ginseng on healthy immunity. They found that saponins from ginseng help boost the cell mediated immune system as well as promoting antibody production.

At Emory University School of Medicine in the US, researchers in the Department of Microbiology found that ginseng also played a positive role during cold and flu season.

Sources: J Zhejiang Univ Sci B. (2007) * Nan Fang Yi Ke Da Xue Bao/ Journal of Chinese Medicinal Materials (2007) Vaccine (2007)

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Be Related & Calm with Panax Ginseng

The effects of occasional on overall health have only recently come to light. Mental health is not the only aspect of our health affected by stress. Scientists now tell us that stress can lead to many health problems if we do not find ways to reduce its effects in our lives. Numerous studies show the effectiveness of Panax ginseng as a stress regulator.

Indian researchers concluded that Panax ginseng contains potent anti-stress compounds and can be used to remedy stress-induced problems.

The anti-stress properties of ginseng's saponins and ginsenosides were evaluated by researchers at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology. They concluded that these unique compounds played a protective role against the effects of stress on the brain.

Sources: Journal of Pharmacological Sciences (December 2003)

* Pharmacological Research (July 2006)

 

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Sexual Health

Sparking Desire

Panax ginseng is especially prized throughout the worl energy, virility and mental clarity.

Dr. Andrew Weil, a world famous medical doctor who advocates the use of integrative approaches to healthyd for its role in promoting healthy aging, sexual aging, also includes Panax ginseng in his recommendations for sexual potency.

He describes Panax ginseng as “a good stimulant and sexual energizer” that boosts energy overall and helps dispel occasional fatigue.

"These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat cure, or prevent and disease."

 

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

 Bing Han Ginseng

Bing Han ginseng is grown exclusively at our own expansive farming facilities in northeastern China. It is then specially processed at our plant in Taiwan, where we adhere strictly to the standards of good manufacturing practices (GMP) and the International Standards Organization (ISO 9000) which are recognized as the world's highest quality control standards. Bing Han has rapidly grown into one of the most specialized and integrated ginseng distribution companies in the world.

Our dedicated focus on one flagship product – Bing Han Refined Panax Ginseng Powder – has led to our phenomenal success.

As a privately owned company with sales reaching US$400 million a year, Bing Han is well established as one of the foremost leaders in the worldwide ginseng industry.

Bing Han's corporate headquarters and pharmaceutical factory are situated in
Taiwan with numerous affiliate offices around the world including Canada, USA, Hong Kong, Japan, Macau, Indonesia and Malaysia.

Bing Han Ginseng Powder - our most popular product

Bing Han's Ginseng Powder is 100% pure Panax Ginseng root powder harvested exclusively from our own sustainably grown, six-year old ginseng.

We use no additives, fillers or flowing agents. This pure, finely powdered ginseng root is grown and processed under strict quality control standards. Readily utilized by the body, Bing Han Ginseng powder yields rapid and noticeable results.

Packaged in an elegantly designed air tight container, Bing Han Panax Ginseng Powder is then packaged in an outer cardboard box to further protect it during shipping.

Each box contains an inner container of tamper-proof, sealed Bing Han Ginseng Powder.

  • 150 grams
  • 30 servings per container


Follow the directions for use on the container.

 

Taste and Feel the Difference!

From the moment you open a jar of Bing Han Panax Ginseng Powder your life will begin to change for the better. Inhaling the rich, exotic aroma of this pure, finely powdered whole ginseng root is just the beginning.

Tasting its unique, pungent flavor hints at the complex blend of active healing constituents that are an integral part of this ginseng that has grown in the remote mountains of China for six long years.

Bing Han's ginseng is very similar in composition to the indigenous, wild ginseng so highly valued by royal rulers in ancient times.

By using the whole mature root in its most natural form, Bing Han delivers an optimal dose of the ginsenosides, saponins, and other phytochemical antioxidants found to enhance physical, mental and emotional wellness.

Grown in our own fields and naturally processed to retain all the goodness of the whole root, Bing Han Ginseng is finely powdered for optimal absorption.

Growing and Processing Bing Han Ginseng

Ideal Environment 

Bing Han's Ginseng roots are cultivated on the company's own 4000-acre ginseng farm high in the Changbai Mountain region of Northern China. This rural region is renowned for its unique micro-climate and soil conditions which provide the ideal moisture, soil type and growing conditions for premium quality ginseng. 

Six Years to Harvest 

On the Bing Han Ginseng Farm, ginseng roots are nurtured and allowed to grow for six full years to reach optimal maturity. This long, natural growing process helps to develop and concentrate the many active constituents and phytochemicals found in ginseng root.

Whole Root Ginseng

Unlike other manufacturers who only use certain parts of the ginseng roots, Bing Han uses the whole, natural root including the “heads”, “skin”, and “beard.” These parts of the root contain some of the most active components (including ginsenoside and organic germanium) responsible for the unique qualities found in ginseng.

There are absolutely no fillers or adulterant herbs added to our product.

Sustainable Growing Practices

Unlike many ginseng companies who buy their ginseng roots on the open market, at Bing Han, we grow our own, in our own controlled fields, under strict growing conditions. No pesticides, fungicides, herbicides or artificial fertilizers are used throughout the whole six years that it takes to produce truly health-promoting ginseng roots.

Since ginseng roots absorb vital nutrients from the soil, our growing fields lie fallow for many years between plantings. This helps to regenerate and rest the soil, giving it ample time to regain fertility.

Low Temperature Drying

After carefully tending and harvesting our mature ginseng roots, our ginseng is taken to our own GMP and ISO certified processing plants in Taiwan where we use a low-temperature drying process designed to keep our ginseng natural and unadulterated. This drying method helps preserve the natural active agents.

Fine Powder Grinding 

Bing Han Ginseng is ground into fine powder for maximum assimilation by the body. Mixed with warm water and shaken until frothy, our Panax Ginseng provides an instant dose of stress-fighting ginsenosides

Nothing Added. Nothing Taken Away

Bing Han Ginseng is made entirely from 100% pure, finely powdered whole Panax Ginseng roots. Unlike red ginseng products, Bing Han Panax Ginseng has nothing added and nothing taken away. You’ll taste and feel the difference.

 

  Our Quality Control Standards

Bing Han is dedicated to meeting the highest quality control standards in every country where we do business. Here is a list of the organizations to whose standards we confirm:
  • ISO 9001 (International Organization for Standardization – for Quality Management and Manufacturing)
  • Canada - NHPD
  • Japan Corporate – Food analysis certificate
  • Japan Public Health Dep. – Healthy food certificate
  • Hong Kong Standards & Testing Centre – High Quality Certificate
  • China Healthy food importing permit
  • Chinese medicine GMP

The History & Lore of Ginseng

Royal Root

More precious than gold to ancient Chinese emperors, historical records indicate that Panax ginseng has been in use by royals since long before the Han Dynasty (206 BC-220 AD). Treasured and revered for its almost mythical power to bring health, virility and long life, its use was forbidden to all but royalty - sometimes by penalty of death.

Traditional Uses

Long before scientists began to study ginseng, the traditional healers and herbalists of China study and recorded the effects of using Panax ginseng. Ancient medical texts describe ginseng in nearly magical terms. These records refer to ginseng in this way: “Ginseng calms the mind, brings harmony to the soul, eliminates fears, and drives away evil spirits. It also makes the eyes shine, opens the heart, and clarifies thinking. If taken long enough, it strengthens the body and extends life.” Panax ginseng's historical role as an aphrodisiac is still greatly appreciated today.

Most Famous Herb

Looking very much like the form of a human body, it is no wonder that the Chinese name for ginseng is “ren-shen” which roughly translated means "man-root."  This remarkably beautiful and unique plant has long been distinguished as China's most famous herb. With more than 11,000 different herbs recorded for use in traditional Chinese herbal medicine, ginseng was and still is considered the “king” of all Chinese herbs.

How Panax got its Name

Linnaeus, the father of modern botany, assigned the genus name “Panax” (a Greek word  translated as "all-heal") to Chinese  ginseng because he was well aware of its vast and varied use in Chinese herbalism.

Nature's Timeless Tonic

Some traditions are just too perfect to change.  Like taking ginseng.

For literally thousands of years Panax ginseng use has been a foundation of Chinese health care traditions. In recent years, this prized herb has made its way to the Western world where its role as a timeless tonic continues.

The word tonic originates from a Greek word meaning "stretch." Indeed, a true tonic, such as Panax ginseng stretches, tones, strengthens, and invigorates the body's natural healing system the way physical exercise tones muscles.

It is still revered today, all around the world,  for its seemingly endless power to make and keep us well. 

All of us.  Body ~ Mind ~ Spirit

Ginseng. For the Whole Person.

A holistic support system for the whole person

Traditional Chinese Herbal practitioners understand and respect the importance of supporting the health of the whole person. In Chinese and other holistic approaches to health care, there is no distinct separation of body, mind and spirit. They are inseparably linked together. This connectedness means that the health of one aspect affects the health of the whole. Panax ginseng is renowned and revered for its ability to provide a continuous, all-systems tune-up for the whole person. This ancient elixir, once only available to the most wealthy and powerful, is a timeless tonic treasured for its gift of energy, health and longevity.

The Great Adaptogen

Panax ginseng's adaptogenic, energizing and restoring nature

Adapting to the many changes in life with minimal stress response is one of the healthiest things we can do for ourselves.  At the same time that ginseng adapts to serve our particular health needs, it is helping us to adapt to the physical, mental and emotional stresses of our daily lives. It does this by regulating and modulating our body's internal response mechanisms. The adaptogens in ginseng also support immune health, enabling us to overcome challenges to our immune system. These adaptogenic agents are powerful, yet gentle, internal and multi-system regulators that function to bring the body into a state of balance. This natural balancing process allows and encourages health restoration and well being.

Mother Nature's “Panacea”  

Panax ginseng is many things to many people. It is an energizer, a health supporter, occasional stress reducer, a brain tonic and much more. How can taking this universal herbal supplement satisfy the diverse health needs of so many different people?  Some of the answer to this question lie simply in better understanding the nature of Panax ginseng.  In fact, the very word Panax originates from the Greek word “panacea” and refers to ginseng's supportive role for all health problems. Ginseng's well-earned reputation comes from both its historical, empirical evidence and its scientifically keep studies on file verified adaptogenic qualities. Panax ginseng has been shown to literally adapt to the individual's health needs.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Ginseng's Active Agents

Ginseng's effectiveness can not be traced to only one particular active agent or constituent. It is the complex relationship between the many naturally occurring agents  that gives ginseng its special properties. The most commonly studied active components of ginseng, however, include a family of saponins called ginsenosides. 

Saponins

The word saponins comes from the Latin word (sapo) meaning soap. Indeed the frothiness that occurs when Bing Han Ginseng and water are mixed together and well-shaken is an indication of the presence of saponins.  The plant kingdom is rich in saponins, which act as critical defenders for the plants immune system.

Ginsenosides

Ginsenosides are the special type of saponins found in mature Panax ginseng roots.

There are more than 20 ginsenosides that have been discovered in ginseng.  The highest concentrations of ginsenosides are found in the smaller size roots and root fiber. This is one of the reasons that Bing Han Ginseng powder is always made from the whole dried root including all the delicate little root tendrils. These cell protective substances have been found to have a wide range of health-promoting effects.

Panaxdioles & Panaxtrioles

A bioactive subgroup found within ginsenosides, panaxdioles and panaxtrioles  These substances are thought to exert positive, modulating effects on the central nervous system.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.