American Ginseng Root Slices 0.8-1.0cm Gift Box 200g Two Jars Changbai Mountain Xiyangshen Slices

Price range: $29.46 through $37.80

Description

American Ginseng Root Slices, known in TCM as Xi Yang Shen (西洋参), from Panax quinquefolius. These 0.8-1.0cm dried root slices come in a 200g gift box containing two jars. In TCM theory, American ginseng is considered cool in nature, sweet and slightly bitter, and traditionally associated with the Heart, Lung, and Kidney channels. Traditionally used to support vitality and replenish qi and yin. Enjoy as a gentle decoction, tea, or culinary addition.

American Ginseng Root Slices 0.8-1.0cm Gift Box 200g Two Jars Changbai Mountain Xiyangshen Slices overview
American Ginseng Root Slices 0.8-1.0cm Gift Box 200g Two Jars Changbai Mountain Xiyangshen Slices overview

Key Selling Points

  • Identified as Xi Yang Shen (西洋参), Panax quinquefolius root slices
  • Slices sized 0.8-1.0cm for easy decoction or tea preparation
  • 200g gift box containing two jars, suitable for personal use or gifting
  • Sourced from Changbai Mountain region and packed in Ningxia
  • Traditionally used in TCM to replenish qi and yin
American Ginseng Root Slices 0.8-1.0cm Gift Box 200g Two Jars Changbai Mountain Xiyangshen Slices key features
American Ginseng Root Slices 0.8-1.0cm Gift Box 200g Two Jars Changbai Mountain Xiyangshen Slices key features

Quality & Sensory

Slices are typically pale yellow to light tan with a firm, dry texture. Aroma is mild and earthy. When decocted or steeped, the liquid is typically light golden with a subtly sweet and slightly bitter taste.

American Ginseng Root Slices 0.8-1.0cm Gift Box 200g Two Jars Changbai Mountain Xiyangshen Slices quality and texture
American Ginseng Root Slices 0.8-1.0cm Gift Box 200g Two Jars Changbai Mountain Xiyangshen Slices quality and texture

Technical Specifications

Product Type Dried root slices
Chinese Name 西洋参
Pinyin Xi Yang Shen
Botanical Name Panax quinquefolius
Plant Part Root
Net Weight 200g
American Ginseng Root Slices 0.8-1.0cm Gift Box 200g Two Jars Changbai Mountain Xiyangshen Slices specifications
American Ginseng Root Slices 0.8-1.0cm Gift Box 200g Two Jars Changbai Mountain Xiyangshen Slices specifications

Usage Scenarios

  • Decoction with water
  • Herbal tea
  • Added to soups
  • Congee
  • Culinary use
American Ginseng Root Slices 0.8-1.0cm Gift Box 200g Two Jars Changbai Mountain Xiyangshen Slices in use
American Ginseng Root Slices 0.8-1.0cm Gift Box 200g Two Jars Changbai Mountain Xiyangshen Slices in use

Traditional Uses

In TCM theory, American ginseng is traditionally used to replenish qi and yin, and is often prepared as a decoction or tea. It is commonly paired with herbs such as wolfberry or jujube. Folk practice includes adding slices to soups or congee for a gentle tonic effect, especially during seasonal changes.

American Ginseng Root Slices 0.8-1.0cm Gift Box 200g Two Jars Changbai Mountain Xiyangshen Slices preparation
American Ginseng Root Slices 0.8-1.0cm Gift Box 200g Two Jars Changbai Mountain Xiyangshen Slices preparation

FAQ Q&A

Q: What is this product?

A: It is a 200g gift box of dried American ginseng root slices, known in TCM as Xi Yang Shen (西洋参), from Panax quinquefolius.

Q: What is its traditional value?

A: In TCM theory, American ginseng is considered cool in nature and traditionally associated with replenishing qi and yin.

Q: How is it commonly prepared?

A: It is typically decocted, steeped as tea, or added to soups and congee.

American Ginseng Root Slices 0.8-1.0cm Gift Box 200g Two Jars Changbai Mountain Xiyangshen Slices details
American Ginseng Root Slices 0.8-1.0cm Gift Box 200g Two Jars Changbai Mountain Xiyangshen Slices details

Additional information

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Packaging specifications

Qi Li Xiang 200g 2 cans gift box 0 8 1 0cm American ginseng, Qi Li Xiang 200g 2 cans gift box 1 2 1 4cm American ginseng

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