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Ginsana®

For energy, endurance and physical performance.

Ginsana

Are you feeling low on energy? Do you want to improve your endurance and stamina? If you’re looking to energise your body, Ginsana may be right for you.

Ginsana is a nature-based medicinal supplement that’s clinically researched to help support endurance and reduce fatigue and exhaustion,1-20 especially during periods of increased demand or stress.

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Ginsana has been shown to:

Improve energy levels & assist recovery from fatigue

Improve energy levels & assist recovery from fatigue

Increases energy levels and optimises energy utilization to help reduce tiredness and fatigue7-9,11,12,14

Support physical performance

Support physical performance

Increases endurance9,11-13 and shortens the recovery time after periods of increased physical demand8,10-14

Maintain & assist in general well-being

Maintain & assist in general well-being

Strengthens the immune system and helps improve the immune response15-20

Research & Evidence

Ginsana: Key Ingredient

Ginsana® contains G115®, a standardized ginseng extract from the root of Panax ginseng C.A. Meyer. G115® has over 40 years of research and more than 25 clinical studies validating its efficacy. G115® is the gold standard of all ginseng.

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trials & studies
>25 clinical trials
> 40 years research

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What makes Ginsana different?

Natural healthcare products can vary considerably depending on the species of plant chosen, the way they are grown and harvested, and the extraction and production process. Therefore, it’s essential to ensure the active ingredient in your product is the same type, and in the same quantity, as the one used in clinical trials.

 

In Ginsana, we take care to use the same specific extract (G115®) that's been proven in clinical studies to help support energy and endurance. That’s why you can be confident that Ginsana offers the same benefits as demonstrated in the clinical trials.

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Using Ginsana

Recommended dosage & directions

Using Ginsana

 

Recommended dosage and directions:

Adults and adolescents 12 years and over: take 2 capsules daily with breakfast or 1 capsule with breakfast and 1 capsule with lunch.

 

For best results, take Ginsana for 12 weeks minimum.20

 

Always read the label. Follow the directions of use. Packaging and product claims may vary depending on country-specific regulations. Products available in selected markets only.

 

Tolerability

 

Ginsana is generally well tolerated, with no serious effects reported. In a study of American ginseng (Panax quinquefolius), another ginseng species, the extract was shown to reduce the effect of anticoagulants [21]. For this reason an interaction between Panax ginseng C.A. Meyer and anticoagulants cannot be completely excluded.

 

Patients on anticoagulants should seek medical advice before starting treatment with this product. 

 

If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional.

Active ingredient
Panax ginseng

Each capsule contains:

G115 (Panax Ginseng C.A.  Meyer extract) 100mg

FAQs

Each Ginsana capsule contains the specific standardised G115 ginseng extract from the roots of Panax ginseng C.A. Meyer. G115 always contains the same amount of ginsenosides, standardised at a concentration of 4%.

 

The cultivation of ginseng plants follows the international guidelines of the Good Agriculture Practice (GAP). After harvesting, only the 5-7 year old roots are processed via a standardized extraction method which is used to prepare the extract. Analytical controls ensure the absence of contamination. At the end of the extraction, the G115 is standardised and additional studies with the finished product (Ginsana) are carried out - to support its quality, tolerability and reliability. Ginsana is the result of more than 40 years of clinical research.

It is recommended to take Ginsana regularly for at least 3 months. The benefits for some people are felt quite quickly, whilst for others it may be necessary to take the full pack in order to experience the maximum benefit. If you have specific questions about taking Ginsana, it is important to speak with a healthcare professional.

Ginsana is generally very well tolerated. In rare cases, gastrointestinal reactions (such as nausea, stomach pain and diarrhoea) and decreased sleep requirements have been reported after taking Ginsana.

 

It is important to speak with a healthcare professional if you are concerned about possible side effects.

Controlled studies with pregnant women are so far not available. In the absence of sufficient data, the use of Ginsana during pregnancy and lactation is not recommended.

Where appropriate, Ginsana can be recommended for adolescents 12 years and older. If you have specific questions or concerns, it is important to speak with a healthcare professional.

Ginsana capsules have to be swallowed whole.
 

In a study of American ginseng (Panax quinquefolius), another species of ginseng, the extract was shown to reduce the effect of anticoagulants. Patients on blood thinning medications should seek medical advice before starting treatment with Ginsana.

Yes, Ginsana has no gluten added.

Yes, Ginsana contains a very small amount of lactose (136 mg for the daily dosage of 2 capsules).

Ginsana capsules do not contain any caffeine or stimulants.

Yes, Ginsana capsules contain a small amount of mannitol.

It is recommended to stop Ginsana 2 weeks before surgery. However, it is important to discuss this with your healthcare professional, including your anaesthetist and surgeon.

Ginsana has no known effects in these situations.

Ginsana is available in selected markets. Please contact us for further information.

Ginsana® is registered trademark of Soho Flordis International Pty Ltd. G115® is a trademark of Pharmaton SA registered in multiple countries and used under license.

 

References

  1. Blumenthal, M. et al. (2000); p. 170. Herbal Medicine Expanded Commission E Monographs
  2. McKay, D. (2004); 9(1): 4-16.  Alternative Medicine Review 
  3. Ulbricht. Natural Standard Database 201 Panax ginseng. 
  4. Pizzorno, J.E. & Murray, M.T. (1999). Textbook of natural medicine. Elsevier Health Sciences
  5. Schulz, V, et al (2001); p. 332 Rational Phytotherapy: A Physicians’ Guided to Herbal Medicine
  6. Scaglione F, et al (2005);2(4);195-20 Evid Based Integrative Med 
  7. Dörling E, et al (1980);10(5):241-246. Notab Med 
  8. Forgo I, Kirchdorfer AM. (1981);33(44):1784-1786. Aerztl Praxis 
  9. Forgo I, Kirchdorfer AM. (1982);12(9):721-727. Comm 3 Notab Med 
  10. Forgo I. (1983);125(38):822-824. MMW 
  11. Forgo I, Schimert G. (1985);15(9):636-640. Notab Med 
  12. Ardenne M von, Klemm W. (1987);29(2):143-150. Panminerva Med 
  13. Schepdael P. (1993);19:337-347. Acta Ther 

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