Ginseng Research

6 peer-reviewed studies on Ginseng with evidence-based analysis and practical implications for supplement users.

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observational-study 2019

Ginseng for COPD: Does It Help?

Quick Summary: A study looked at whether ginseng could help people with moderate COPD (a lung condition) feel better. The results showed that ginseng didn't...

PMID: 30940771

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Original Study

clinical-trial 2024

Ginseng for Prediabetes: Can It Help?

Quick Summary: A new study found that a specific type of ginseng, called ginseng berry saponins, helped lower blood sugar levels after meals in people...

PMID: 39004031

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Original Study

observational-study 2016

Ginkgo Biloba for Brain Health: Does it Really Work?

Quick Summary: This study looked at how ginseng and ginkgo biloba affect thinking skills. It found that ginkgo biloba helped women's...

PMID: 26938637

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observational-study 2016

Ginseng for Fatigue? Study Shows Promise

Quick Summary: A study found that a special type of ginseng extract helped reduce fatigue in healthy adults. Participants taking the extract felt...

PMID: 27754709

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Original Study

study 2025

Ginseng Yogurt: Does It Really Work?

Quick Summary: Researchers explored adding ginseng extract to yogurt. They found small amounts might help the yogurt ferment better, but too much...

PMID: 40645497

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Original Study

study 2025

Ginseng & Exercise: Boost Strength in Older Adults?

Quick Summary: Research suggests that a combination of ginseng berry extract and whey protein, along with exercise, may help older...

PMID: 40496046

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Our research summaries are generated using AI analysis of peer-reviewed scientific studies. We focus on extracting key findings, methodology, and practical implications while maintaining scientific accuracy. Individual study results may vary and should not be considered medical advice.