Dried Prince Ginseng Root (Tai Zi Shen) | (500g)

About

Dried Prince Ginseng Root (Tai Zi Shen) can be found in Chinese provinces such as Jiangsu, Anhui and Shandong. Tai Zi Shen is typically plucked in the summer after leaves wither. 

Traditionally, Tai Zi Shen is planted in nutrient-rich soil (similar to compost) for two years to allow the rhizome to absorb the nutrients from the ground. During this time, the herb also absorbs the smell of the soil, and because of this, Tai Zi Shen may have a 'musty' smell but that is a sign of a genuine, authentic herb. 

Potential Benefits

Energy Levels: Traditionally used in warm infusions believed to encourage vitality.

Digestive Comfort: Dried Prince Ginseng Root is often included in traditional blends that are thought to be gentle on digestion.

Daily Balance: Frequently enjoyed in teas and soups for overall well-being.

Hydration: Tai Zi Shen is sometimes part of warm preparations that may help with maintaining inner harmony.

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FAQ

What is Tai Zi Shen?
Tai Zi Shen, or Prince Ginseng Root, is a traditional ingredient used in teas and soups.

How is Tai Zi Shen commonly prepared?
It is typically brewed into a tea, simmered in broths, or used in herbal formulations.

Can Tai Zi Shen be used in cooking?
Yes, it is often added to soups, congees, and warm infusions.

How do I prepare Tai Zi Shen tea?
Simply steep in hot water for several minutes to create a potentially warming drink.