Fresh ginseng is not used as medicine, usually dried ginseng can be used in medicine. Ginseng can be used in decoction, powdered, boiled in paste, brewed in wine, or in pills or powder. The specific use of ginseng should follow the doctor’s instructions. Ginseng is the root of ginseng in the family of Wujiaceae, which is sweet, slightly bitter and slightly warm in nature. It has the effects of tonifying the vital energy (replenishing the body’s root energy), tonifying the spleen and the lungs (tonifying the spleen and the lungs), generating fluids, tranquilizing the spirit and benefiting the intellect (stabilizing the mind and promoting intellectual development). This product can be used for treating qi deficiency, weak pulse, lack of spleen qi, central qi subsidence (deficiency of spleen and stomach qi, with the appearance of organs falling down, etc.), asthma and coughing in lung deficiency, shortness of breath and weakness, thirst, thirst, insomnia and forgetfulness, palpitations (heartbeat accelerated, often accompanied by panic), palpitation (heartbeat intense, panic), blood deficiency, yellowish blood, and impotence and uterine coldness. Prolonged use of ginseng or ginseng preparations may cause adverse reactions such as diarrhea, rash and insomnia. Note that this product is forbidden to be taken by those with solid symptoms, hot symptoms and those with internal dampness-heat deficiency of positive qi. If you need to use this product, you should do so under the guidance of a physician, do not use the drug without authorization, so as not to cause adverse reactions.