Ginger Herb

Thank you for sharing this info. I like ginger, and I use it quite a lot in my cooking. Didn't know about all the medicinal properties.

Sue

Thank you dear Inda for this information on Ginger. In tha Italian dishes it is not used much, but I find it sometimes in receipts for cakes.
I don't use it much, I will now find other receipts to use it more, as it has so many interesting properties!



I know it is one of my shower gels and I love it.

Love to all.
Margherita

Thank you Inda.

We use ginger quite a lot in our cooking and in our medicine cabinet. I am glad that you posted this here, because it is a wonderful herb and has many uses.

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Vicky

Thank you for this post.
When I don't drink coffee, I often have ginger tea, and enjoy it. It helps me when I have a sore throat and a cold, and it does wonders for an upset stomach.

Gisele

Thank you dear Inda for this great post and information!

Like other people here said, it is great in tea!

I sometimes just keep a bulb with me and munch it...

Now when someone says I'm silly, nibbling my ginger, I can tell them some of these things!

Oh! And if anyone remembers the TV show.. It was hard to decide if Ginger or MaryAnne was cutest! he he..

Thanks for the Given-knowledge-y Indra! he he..

Love and light being, Teo

The root or rhizome of Zingiber officinale, a plant commonly known as ginger, has been acclaimed for its medicinal benefits since ancient times. Native to southern China, ginger was imported early on to India, Southeast Asia, West Africa, and the Caribbean. Consequently, ginger root is used worldwide in various herbal traditions. It's primarily used to prevent and relieve nausea, indigestion, heart rhythm irregularities, inflammation and pain. In patients with autoimmune disease, ginger is widely used to reduce arthritic symptoms, inflammation related to ulcerative colitis, and digestive disturbances. Ginger is also reported to lower cholesterol levels, inhibit replication of herpes simplex virus, and help prevent the formation of blood clots.

Recent studies show that ginger has strong antioxidant properties. In addition, ginger reduces inflammation by inhibiting prostaglandin biosynthesis, specifically cyclooxygenase-1 and cyclooxygenase-2. These effects make ginger comparable to those of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications although ginger does not cause the side effects characteristic of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications. Ginger also suppresses the immune system's production of proinflammatory cytokines and chemokines, reducing disease severity in patients with rheumatoid arthritis.

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I have quite a bit of ginger tea and I really enjoy it.

There are a great deal of ginger benefits that can improve the health and comfort of an individual. Ginger benefits tend to outweigh the risks considering that the risks involved with ginger are typically controllable through proper intake and monitoring thanks to your doctor. If you suffer from menstrual cramps, ginger can effectively relieve this symptom.

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Thanks for the share!

Hello Guys i am not sure about this but i think that when I take a ginger lamp from the fridge and thank it, it is an natural herb. But when I start my liven cabinet and spread ginger from a bottle, it is a liven.Thanks a lot!!

Yes, ginger herb is good for the cholesterol control.
The mixture of ginger, garlic and lemon water is a good herbal weight loss treatment which plays an important role to burn the fat and lose the excessive body weight.