Thai Ginseng
🌿 Thai ginseng, also known as "poor ginseng," is a popular herb eaten with leaves, stems and roots, long used in folk wisdom.
✨ The properties believed in folk wisdom. ✨
🌿 Nourish the Body - Helps Boost Strength, Reduce Fatigue, Easy Tired
🌿 Nourishing Blood - Popular to eat to help restore the body after illness or recovery.
🌿 Help Thrive Food - Stimulate Appetite in People Who Eat Less
🌿 contains antioxidants - leaves and roots contain several plant compounds that may help reduce free radical damage.
🌿 nourish the immune system - some studies have found that it may have a promoting effect on immune function, but still needs more clinical studies.
🌿 Reduce Inflammation - There are some chemical substances that show experimental anti-inflammatory effects.
🌱 Nutrients found in Thai ginseng
• Vitamin A.
• Vitamin C
• Iron
• Calcium
• Phosphorus
• Multiple antioxidants
🥗 How to eat
• Eat fresh leaves as vegetables
• Spun into vegetable juice
• Boil into tea
• Cook, such as curry, stir-fry, or put in the herbal menu.
⚠️. Caution.
• Patients with kidney disease, especially those with kidney degeneration or impaired kidney function, should not eat fresh Thai ginseng or fresh smoothie in large quantities, as some herbal vegetables may contain minerals such as potassium and certain substances that kidney disease patients need to control. Eating should first consult a doctor or specialist.
🌿 Herbs are useful when used to suit each person's physical state. They should be eaten fit and used in combination with appropriate health care.












































































