In short
Panax ginseng is the second name on the label. The brand lists it for stamina and performance support.*
A patient plant
Ginseng grows slowly. Farmers often wait several years before they dig up the root, which is why it has long been treated as a prized crop.
The root is shaped a little like a small figure, and its name is often translated as “man root.”
Why it is here
Energy and stamina are two of the main themes of HoneyPower, and ginseng is one of the first names many people think of for them.* The brand does not print the amount per serving on its pages.
Your bottle’s supplement facts panel is the right place to check numbers.
Root meets honey
Pairing a root with honey is an old habit in home kitchens and teas. In this capsule the pairing is simply the first two names on the label.
A calm daily habit
Stamina is not only about what you take. Sleep, water, movement and regular meals all shape how energetic a day feels, as energy habits beyond the bottle explains.
In your routine
Follow the directions on your bottle. Many people link capsules to a meal so the habit sticks.
Next stop
The next root is maca, from the high Andes.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. HoneyPower is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Adults with a medical condition or on medication should ask a doctor first.