I read the other day the ginseng actually gives you a lift, not unlike that derived from coffee. I always thought the putative benefits of ginseng were only gradually realised after longterm consumption. Am I wrong?
I read the other day the ginseng actually gives you a lift, not unlike that derived from coffee. I always thought the putative benefits of ginseng were only gradually realised after longterm consumption. Am I wrong?
In Article <Cs0Ju4….@compsci.liverpool.ac.uk>, a…@csc.liv.ac.uk (Alex
Birchall) wrote:
>I read the other day the ginseng actually gives you a lift, not unlike that
derived from coffee. I always thought the putative benefits of ginseng were
only gradually realised after longterm consumption. Am I wrong?
I’ve been taking Ginseng for several months and have never noticed a
caffeine-type lift. I have gradually felt better though, although that may
also be attributable to the vitamin supplements I’ve also been taking.
Chuck Petch
pe…@gvg47.gvg.tek.com
a…@csc.liv.ac.uk (Alex Birchall) writes:
>I read the other day the ginseng actually gives you a lift, not unlike that derived from coffee. I always thought the putative benefits of ginseng were only gradually realised after longterm consumption. Am I wrong?
Yes I think you were wrong. At list for me, ginseng works right away
(which does not rule out long-term effects). The most noticeable
effect is increased sexual drive.
Mik