Ginseng Knowledge | Heil Ginseng

October 5, 2026
A simple ginseng chicken soup with real quantities, plus how to cook with dried slices, whole ginseng root and fresh root.
September 24, 2026
For a few months each year, American ginseng is available as a fresh root: firm,...
Inside a Wisconsin Ginseng Farm
August 10, 2026
Look across a ginseng garden and the shade is the first thing you notice. Beneath it, roots spend years in the soil before harvest. On our Wisconsin farm, we follow those plants through three, four or five growing seasons.
Try the first cup plain so you can get to know the flavor.
April 12, 2026
The first sip of American ginseng tea is earthy and a little bitter. As the flavor fades, you may notice a gentle sweetness. How much root you use and how long it sits in the water make a difference.
A cup of ginseng tea is different from the measured preparations used in clinical studies.
April 12, 2026
There isn’t a dependable number of days we can give you. A study may track a particular result over several weeks, but that does not tell us when any one person will notice a change.
Our Wisconsin crop is American ginseng, Panax quinquefolius.
February 17, 2026
A headline about “ginseng benefits” can leave out the detail that matters most: which ginseng was studied, and in whom? American ginseng has been studied in people, but the results need to be read alongside the preparation and the question the researchers asked.