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Health Tip: Using American Ginseng
By LadyLively on December 4, 2019
American ginseng is an herb that people take by mouth as a stimulant, to reduce stress, or to boost the immune system, says MedlinePlus.
American ginseng has different medicinal effects from the Siberian and Asian varieties.
Here’s what MedlinePlus says about American ginseng:
- Side effects may include diarrhea, itching, insomnia, headache and nervousness.
- Never take ginseng if taking warfarin (Coumadin).
- Use caution if taking ginseng with MAOIs, antidiabetes drugs or immunosuppressants.
- Do not take ginseng if you are pregnant.
Source: HealthDay
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