- Insam is a world famous Korean herb which is used as a medicine.
- It is called ginseng in English.'' 'In' means human and 'sam' stands for root.
- It is called this because it looks like a human body.
- Insam is produced in China,.Japan, America, and Korea,
- but Korean insam is the best because it is produced in perfect soil conditions.
- Korean insam was known to China even in ancient times.
- One Chinese emperor sent his messenger to Korea to get insam to keeping him
young.
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- Research says that Korean insam has a high percentage of saponin which makes
cells strong so the body can resist disease.
- Long ago, common people couldn't imagine eating insam.
- Especially mountain insam was very hard to find, so it was very expensive.
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- There are special persons called Simmani who search for mountain insam.
- They isolate themselves and do not even have sexual contact before searching for
mountain insam.
- If they find it, they can make a lot of money.
- Two- or three-hundred-year-old insam costs over ten million won per root.
- Today's insam has been cultivated from the seeds of mountain insam.
- Insam dislikes sunshine, so it is protected by a black roof made of cloth while if
grows for 6 years.
- After insam is harvested, the field cannot be used for a long time because the roots
are very strong and they absorb all the nutrients from the soil.
- That is why Korean insam is expensive and has a strong effect on disease.
- Farmers need government permission to grow insam, and the price is regulated by
a government-run company.
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- Because Korean insam is well-known in other Asian countries, cheap Chinese
ginseng is packed into Korean insam boxes and sold widely.
- According to some newspapers, 80% of insam which is sold in Hong Kong and
Thailand as Korean insam is not real Korean insam.
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