Syrp. Gintonic
Syrup · Oral · 300mg / 5 ml · 200 ml
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Syrp.
Gintonic
Panax Ginseng
— ACME Laboratories Ltd.
300mg / 5 ml
· 200 ml
Presentation
Dose rules
No structured dose rules are linked to this brand yet.
Dose reference
Human
Capsule: One Panax Ginseng capsule one or two times a day or advised by the physician. Syrup: 2 teaspoonfuls 2 times daily after meal or as directed by the registered physician.
Clinical notes
Applications:
N/A
Indication Notes:
Panax Ginseng capsule is indicated to reduce fatigue and stress, increase vitality strengthens immunity, while recovering after long term fever and weakness, as a stimulant, enhance libido, increase physical endurance, prevents impotence, adjuvant therapy for diabetes. Posses antioxidant property.... Read morePanax Ginseng capsule is indicated to reduce fatigue and stress, increase vitality strengthens immunity, while recovering after long term fever and weakness, as a stimulant, enhance libido, increase physical endurance, prevents impotence, adjuvant therapy for diabetes. Posses antioxidant property.Primary Uses- Adaptogen and general tonic Increased athletic performance and endurance Immunomodulatory effects Other Potential Uses- Aphrodisiac; erectile dysfunction and fertility Menopausal symptoms Non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus Improved pulmonary function in treatment of severe, chronic respiratory disease; additive effect of antibiotic treatment for respiratory tract infection
Avoid In:
N/A
Contraindication Notes:
Ginseng can be taken with any other vitamin, minerals or herbal supplement. No known contraindications according to the German E Commission and World Health Organization (WHO). However, as with any supplement, consult with physician if you are taking prescription drugs.
Ginseng is an all-natural & clinically shown to increase body's oxygen uptake which is necessary to help make healthy energy. The pharmacological effects a) adaptogenic b) improvement of physical & mental performance. In human, some evidence suggests that ginseng can improve glycogen utilization, alcohol clearance, serum lipid level, and other metabolic parameters, which is taken as evidence of a pro-homeostasis, adaptogenic effect.
Over Ginseng's many years of use, no serious side effects or drug interactions have been reported.
No known restrictions according to the American Herbal Products Association and the German E Commission, but controlled, long-term safety studies are lacking. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), ginseng root is included in prescriptions given during pregnancy, labor and postpartum.
Over stimulation and insomnia have also been reported with ginseng and anecdotal evidence suggests that excessive doses may mildly elevate blood pressure and/or cause hyper sexuality. Safety in young children or individuals with severe hepatic or renal disease is not known.