Here are some facts I’ve researched about Ginseng.

• Ginseng is prized in the Orient for its purported curative properties.
• Ginseng is also used for diabetes, migraine, infections, radiation and chemotherapy protection, to aid in sleep, and to stimulate the appetite.
• Ginseng is known as an adaptogen, which means it increases resistance to physical, chemical, and biological stress and builds energy and general vitality.
• Since ginseng is such a valuable crop, the potential for theft is definitely something to take into consideration.
• Most woods-grown ginseng is grown organically, and is six to eight years old.
• Therefore it is believed ginseng is able to restore harmony to the entire body.
• Korean ginseng is available as powder of the whole root, as cut and dried roots and as liquid or powder extracts.
• Korean ginseng is also used by women for treatment of post menopausal symptoms.
• In much of Asia, ginseng is prized as a revitalizer for the whole body.

And the best of the lot

• Ginseng is commonly used as a source of energy, and it does appear to act as a stimulant.

That explains the sex shape of ginseng. No matter how one looks at it…. wow, natural entanglement.