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Each box contains 10 Capsules, a ten day supply. Each vegan capsule has 119 milligrams of our patented high absorption enzyme fermented ginseng extract. The capsules can be separated individually from the 10-pack to take with you in a purse or pocket.

Enzyme Fermented Ginseng capsules are completely safe and non-toxic, supporting your body to achieve homeostatic balance and manage the adverse effects of stress. When your stress levels are high, additional capsules can be taken. With continuous daily use, expect to experience smooth and sustained energy, increased mental clarity and improved mood. ILHWA Fermented Ginseng also promotes deep restorative sleep when taken just before bed.

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But are “free” drug samples really free? While an individual drug sample may be free, what happens when the patient needs a continued subscription of the drug? The patient (or their insurer) will end up having to pay more for the expensive branded drug than they would have paid if a generic drug had been prescribed in the first place.

Even worse, drug samples may have a cost to patient health; research shows that doctors are more likely to prescribe drugs given as samples, even if that drug is not their first choice for the patient. One study found that uninsured patients with high blood pressure treated with “free” drug samples ended up with higher blood pressure compared to patients treated by the physicians’ free choice of drugs.

A recent study in JAMA Internal Medicine provides illuminating survey results on the frequency of drug rep visits for primary care physicians. Researcher Ashleigh C. King at the Dartmouth Institute and colleagues found that out of 2190 physician practices, nearly half reported that they had visits from a drug rep every week. About 60% reported that their practice had a “sample closet”- a designated area to store free samples.

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