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Eleuthero (Siberian ginseng) is a member of the ginseng family, though it is of a different genus than other popular ginsengs such as the Panax variety. Herbalists call it an adaptogen. Its name comes from the Chinese "jen shen," which means "man root," so-named because some roots have limblike branches resembling arms and legs. Because the root has a humanlike shape, it is considered by Orientals to be an overall body tonic. The root is not harvested until it is two or more years old; the older the root, the higher its value. It is held in high esteem in China where it has been valued for thousands of years, sometimes commanding a higher price than gold. Siberian ginseng is found in the Siberian province of Russia. Many adulterated forms of ginseng exist on the market. We use only the finest ginseng root, subject to stringent quality assurance measures. You can be sure you're getting the real thing.
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