Botanical name: Panax ginseng
Common name: Korean Ginseng, Ginseng, Asian ginseng, Chinese ginseng
Plant part: Root
Strength: 1:2
Source (Organic or Trade): Trade
Country of Origin: China 
Weekly Dosage (mL): 5-15mL
Standardised to contain minimum of: 12mg/mL ginsenosides

Actions: Adaptogen, Cardiotonic, Cancer protective, Cognition enhancer, Immunomodulator, Tonic

Main indication: Cognitive function, dementia, fatigue, sports performance, Immune deficiency & debility, male infertility, erectile dysfunction, menopause symptoms, tonic for elderly or depleted states, cancer - adjunctive treatment

Safety information: Caution during infection and with stimulants

Drug Interactions: Albendazole - Increased excretion from GIT reported following IV Ginseng, Caffeine - Increased stimulant effects possible, Digoxin - Interference with certain laboratory plasma measurements reported, MAOI antidepressants - Possible potentiation of MAOI effects, causing headache, mania

Potential Positive drug interactions: Hypoglycaemic drugs - Theoretical potentiation of hypoglycaemic effects, & improvement of insulin resistance

Article: Korean Ginseng's effect on cytochrome P450 in the elderly (2005)