Ginger Tea

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Jossy ola I love ginger but my question is that can ginger help in stomach reduction 9/5/2011
Teadome This is great! So informative! 7/13/2011
rosemary very good thanks for sharing. 3/9/2011
Hector Oquendo New discovery made by Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center,very popular Herbal that has strong antioxideant anti- inflammatory agents that kills cancer cell and prevents them from becoming resileient to chemotherapy. 2/22/2011
Diana Haidar as an nurse ginger is great because it's natural and has alot of health benefits. Learned about it from elderly patients who have alot of faith in ginger. 12/28/2010
Glenda Walker I suffer with GERD, and have had 2 surgeries which made me even worse; now I grow my own peppermint, use pure ground ginger, pure cinnamon and make a tea with all these ingredients, along with a touch of lemon and honey, and it sure has helped me tremendously. 12/14/2010
Mac Tony Health Benefits of Honsei Ginger & Honey Tea
ContributorBy Mark Orwell eHow Contributing Writer
Honsei is a well known and respected manufacturer of natural teas. If you want to add more tea to your diet, consider this brand. In particular, try the Honsei ginger and honey tea. It's sweet, tasty and offers a host of different health benefits.

Nausea
If you are feeling nauseous, this is an especially great tea to drink. The ginger in it is known to be one of the best natural nausea relievers.
Cancer
Because of ginger's positive effects on the gastrointestinal system in addition to its antioxidant effects, the ginger and honey tea can help prevent certain cancers. In particular, it prevents colorectal cancer cells from forming.
Immunity
Another great benefit that comes from the ginger in this tea is its effect on theimmune system. It helps to boost it by increasing the production of white blood cells.
Coughs
This tea is also great if you have a cough. The honey in it will help to lubricate the throat and relieve the effects of allergens.
Antioxidants
Both ginger and honey are high in antioxidants. These help prevent oxidative damage caused by free radicals that would otherwise affect cells as well as DNA.		 11/28/2010
janel ramos Wow these are amazing things to know because i have rheumatori arthritis 11/1/2010
Cecilia I do love this site; thanks it is of great help. 9/13/2010
jeanette was told that it is good for blood circulation . i get stiff hand at night . some one said that is due to poor circulation , 7/6/2010
nancy very helpful 6/20/2010
franca ndefo CAN GINGER REDUCE STOMACH FAT 4/25/2010
franca ndefo am desperate of having child what can i do, 4/25/2010
Alberto My Mom suggested me to try the Ginger Tea and even to drink it cold everyday instead of regular water...IT IS A WONDER! 3/26/2010
bobbie is ginger safe to take when pregnant? 3/14/2010
Betty l I started drinking ginger tea two days ago, when I was recovering
from an intestinal problem. I can't believe how quickly it soothed
my stomach. The heat one feels from the tea is so soothing, and
I will be drinking it regularly from now on. My niece suffers from
reflux, and I have "turned her on to this comforting beverage."		 3/12/2010
Frank Deason Is ginger tea recommended for arthritus? 1/21/2010
Lailac Is ginger tea helps in losing weight?
and how much we can drink from ginger tea daily?
And when can we drink it, before or after the meal?		 11/27/2009
Debra I was told that ginger is good for vertigo. I wil be giving it a try and stop taking asprin, because it's a blood thinner. 11/25/2009
madaline do you have ginger tea bags 8/28/2009
mrs idoko felic amazingly wonderful.thanks to the lord most high. 3/12/2009
jayric how can i know the abstract of it? 2/27/2009
Mary C5bwnm8 ais ginger tea a remedy for inner ear problems such as balance? 11/15/2008
Rita Hi John, Thank you. I guess it depends on how strongly gingery you want your tea to be. I like using about half a tbsp of crushed ginger in a cup of regular tea - but I like mine strong, and being an Indian (we use copious amounts of ginger in our food) I am used to ginger. Since green tea is a delicate tea, I would advise just using a little, just to give it that wonderful gingery flavor. As for the amount of ginger to be used per day, this herb has no harmful effects, although, like any other herb or food, if you are not used to it, it is best to be cautious at first. - :) 9/29/2007
John A McCollum I found your page very informative. I have just started to find out about the ginger and I am trying to learn as much as I can. In using the ginger root with green tea (tea bag), is there a certain amount one shuld be aware of using per day ? Thank you 9/28/2007
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