BIGGREEN Organic Codonopsis Pilosula Root Dried Herbs - 3.5oz

BIGGREEN Organic Codonopsis Pilosula Root Dried Herbs - 3.5oz

$70.00
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BIGGREEN Organic Codonopsis Pilosula Root Dried Herbs - 3.5oz

BIGGREEN Organic Codonopsis Pilosula Root Dried Herbs - 3.5oz

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Product details

BIGGREEN Organic Codonopsis Pilosula Root is a dried herbal supplement featuring the root of three-year-old plants harvested in autumn. Also known as dangshen or poor man's ginseng, this Asian herb has a mildly sweet flavour and is traditionally prepared as a tonic or vegetable.

Key Features

  • Organic codonopsis pilosula root from mature three-year-old plants
  • Mildly sweet flavour, suitable for teas and tonics
  • Gentler alternative to ginseng for sensitive individuals
  • Often combined with astragalus and lycii berries
  • Distributed throughout Asia, especially Szechuan and Shanxi provinces

Who Is It For

Codonopsis suits those seeking a milder herbal tonic alternative to ginseng, particularly people who find ginseng too strong or are sensitive to its effects.

Product Details

Brand BIGGREEN
Form Dried Root
Size 3.5oz

Frequently asked questions

What is codonopsis and how does it differ from ginseng?

Codonopsis pilosula, known as dangshen in China, is a creeping perennial herb similar to ginseng but milder and shorter-acting. It's often called poor man's ginseng and is a good choice for those sensitive to ginseng.

How is codonopsis traditionally used?

In China, the root is harvested in autumn from three-year-old plants and prepared as a vegetable or tonic to balance qi (life force). It is commonly combined with herbs like astragalus and lycii berries.

What does this codonopsis taste like?

This organic codonopsis has a mildly sweet flavour, making it pleasant for use in teas and traditional tonic preparations.

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