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How to Spot Authentic Ginseng Tea

If you do decide to buy Ginseng Tea, it would be best to take some pointers in order to avoid fraud or prevent yourself from ordering counterfeit or fake tea. Here are some reminders for you to keep in mind. Remember that Ginseng Tea can only come from the following Countries: United States, Vietnam, Canada, China, or Korea. If your Ginseng Tea comes from elsewhere, return it. You may are being misled.

Ginseng Tea is sold 100% pure, as it is, without any contamination or adulteration. Check if the tea has been properly packaged and check for any damage on package.

Things to Look Out For to Spot The Real Ginseng Tea

Make sure that your Ginseng Tea has been electronically air-dried for 3-4 days, to ensure that the tea is free from aflatoxin contaminations. Ginseng Teas that are not dried in electric driers have small dosages of aflatoxin, based on a scientific study made in University of Maryland. However, Ginseng that is grown on the US does not contain any aflatoxins.

Ginseng Tea Indication

There have been reports of asthma attacks caused by Sanax and Korean Ginseng dust, and this appears to be an allergic reaction to the two Ginsengs mentioned. However, Ginseng dust is different from Ginseng Tea, and it may be possible that your tea may be harmless after all. Practice caution, however, and check with your physician if the Ginseng Tea you are drinking contains Ginseng dust.

You can purchase Ginseng Tea easily from your local Chinese or Korean Pharmacy, or you may also buy it online. However it may be best if you can buy it from the store, as the store keeper may be able to answer your questions about the Ginseng Tea that you are purchasing.

05-02-2010

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