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  1. CONSTITUENTS OF GINSENG: The root of ginseng
    contains...several steroid compounds such as panaxatriol. A
    steroid is a chemical compound with the

    of which estrogen, testosterone, cortisone, and DCA are
    prime examples.

    male and female body; and acts as the body's natural
    anabolic. By definition, an anabolic is a substance that
    builds up the health of the body by regulating the burning
    of energy. Because the steroid constituents of ginseng are
    so similar in structure to the body's own anabolic agents,
    it's certainly very feasible that they would act in a
    similar manner.

    The Complete Book of Ginseng, Richard Heffern

    ENERGY: Among the general metabolic effects of Panax ginseng
    is a complex of phenomena that work to increase energy
    buildup in the body and to bring about a muscular efficiency
    in humans by as much as 40%. Adaptogens also enhance work
    capacity and reduce fatigue under arduous conditions such as
    severe temperatures or long hours.

    The Book of Ginseng, Sarah Harriman

    ENDURANCE: Some of the earliest experiments on this
    stimulant action were carried out on mice by Professor
    Brekhman, head of the Institute of Biologically Active
    Substances in Vladivostok. He devised a swimming test to see
    if ginseng could increase stamina. Mice are put into the
    water, where they swim until they are exhausted. They are
    allowed to rest, and then made to swim a second time.
    Professor Brekhman showed mice given ginseng were able to
    swim nearly twice as long before they were exhausted. The
    same experiment has been repeated in many parts of the
    world, with the same result. A European laboratory has
    recently demonstrated that even if the mice are given doses
    of ginseng similar to the normal human doses, their increase
    in stamina is still quite noticeable. The ginseng effect is
    cumulative. If the mice are given ginseng continuously for a
    month they can regularly swim for twice as long as those
    mice not given ginseng.

    About Ginseng, Stephen Fulder, MA, PhD

    OXYGEN: Consider for a moment the basic fact of the life
    process whereby food is burned by the body to give off
    energy, while carbon dioxide (CO2) and hydrogen (H2) are
    created. CO2 is discharged from the lungs when we exhale,
    and H2 combines with oxygen to form water which is
    discharged in the urine and sweat. Hydrogen may be referred
    to as a positive ion, which is as useless to the body as
    dust clogging the inner workings of a machine. To insure
    that the body functions normally, hydrogen must be removed,
    but for a complete removal a large quantity of oxygen is
    needed. The germanium compound (found in ginseng) with its
    strong dehydrogenating effect takes the place of oxygen in
    combining with hydrogen to eliminate the latter from the
    body. (Laboratory) results obtained showed a remarkable
    decrease of oxygen consumption in the diaphragm and
    liver...clear indication that the compound acted as a
    substitute for oxygen in combining with hydrogen. (Korean
    Ginseng has the highest content of organic germanium).

    Germanium, a Medical Godsend, Dr. Kazuhiko Asai

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