Ginseng extract: instructions for use, use in cosmetology
Ginseng is a plant with a rich composition that is used in medicine and cosmetology. Ginseng extract, instructions for use of which will be described below, is used in folk recipes and official medicine. The effectiveness of plant-based products has been proven by scientists and confirmed by tests.
The beneficial properties of ginseng
Ginseng has a rich composition containing:
- vitamins;
- fatty acid;
- resins;
- micro and macro elements;
- panaxosides.
These substances are well accepted by the body, which allows the use of ginseng extract in accordance with the instructions for use, as part of numerous products. It is included in caring cosmetics and medicines.
For medicinal purposes, the following beneficial properties of ginseng are important:
- hypoglycemic;
- hemostatic;
- cardiotonic;
- immunostimulating;
- adaptogenic.
The preservation of the beneficial properties of the plant is achieved by drying the root and preparing concentrated preparations.
Extract ginseng root - an effective tool that is used as part of a set of measures in the treatment of many diseases, as well as in cosmetology.
Ginseng extract: instructions for use
Various forms of ginseng concentrate release allow choosing the most convenient form for each person. One of the options is selected:
- capsules;
- pills;
- alcohol tincture.
Ginseng extract in capsules is prescribed orally during meals up to 3 times a day for 3-4 weeks. A single dose is ½-1 gram in terms of dry extract. If a continuation of the treatment course is required, then it is repeated after a 15-day break. Capsules "Herbion Ginseng" are drunk one at a time (better - immediately after the first meal) for 1-2 months.
Ginseng extract in tablets "Gerimax" drink 1-2 tablets a day. Alcohol solution is applied in the form of drops - 15-25 up to 3 times a day. The standard course of therapy is a month.
In addition to ready-made pharmacy extracts, homemade products from a dry component purchased at a pharmacy can be used. An alcoholic solution is prepared based on the proportion: for 1 liter of alcohol - 35 grams of crushed dry root. After the product has been infused for a month in a cool, dark place, it is filtered.
Alcoholic tinctures of the extract are taken with caution in liver diseases.
Depending on the purpose of the intake, the dosage can be increased or decreased. In case of erectile dysfunction, the daily rate is 600 mg, to maintain immunity - 100-200 mg.
Contraindications for use:
- pregnancy;
- childhood;
- insomnia;
- increased blood pressure;
- fever;
- hypersensitivity to the drug, etc.
Due to the stimulating effect on the central nervous system, preparations with ginseng are recommended to be drunk in the morning. When taken at night, the extract can disrupt night sleep, leading to insomnia.
Using the "root of life" in cosmetology
Ginseng is often used as one of the active ingredients in anti-aging cosmetics due to its anti-aging effect.Ginseng extract in cosmetology is included in the composition of products for the care of the skin of the face, the area near the eyes and the body. This component is intended primarily for groups of funds targeted at ages 40 and older.
Cosmetic properties of the plant:
- skin protection;
- improvement of blood circulation and tissue oxygenation;
- regulation of water-salt and protein balance of the skin;
- strengthening, improving skin turgor;
- moisturizing;
- toning;
- rejuvenation;
- stimulation of regeneration processes;
- cleansing;
- bactericidal treatment.
The inclusion of ginseng in the composition of hair care products helps to fight hair weakness, prevents hair loss.
Due to all these properties, ginseng extract is included in the following groups of drugs:
- cosmetic ice;
- preparations for stretch marks;
- hair cosmetics;
- tonics and lotions with firming action;
- cosmetic soap;
- restorative and anti-aging masks that help smooth out wrinkles;
- products for dry skin, as well as problematic;
- compositions for wrapping.
The occurrence of ginseng extract in cosmetic products can be from 0.5% to 10%, but most often it is from 2 to 5%.
Natural concentrate, when taken together with other medicines as part of complex therapy, can enhance the effect of some medicines. For example, hypoglycemic action, analeptics and psychostimulants.
Exceeding the established dosages and duration of treatment can provoke an increase in blood pressure, insomnia and lead to other disorders.
It is advisable that the ginseng extract, even when used in accordance with the instructions for use, is coordinated with the attending physician.