The traditional use of ginseng is by drinking it as tea. Since it will be from three weeks to three months to fully reap its effectiveness, it is better to initially drink in small doses then gradually increase it.
When using ginseng as a form of treatment to high blood pressure, caution should be exercised. Although it has been in use for many years, the effect may be different for every person. Further, it should not be taken by pregnant women without the advice of a doctor even if this has wide acceptance in Asian women.
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