Ginger has a long history of use for relieving digestive problems such as nausea, loss of appetite, motion sickness and pain. – WebMD “Research shows that ginger affects certain inflammatory processes at a cellular level.” A positive development in the world of medicine is the willingness of medical professionals to experiment with natural remedies. Despite […]
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Lady Dyanna 
I am a huge believer in alternatives to help pain relief and heal in general.. Ginger is always in stock within my cupboard.. 🙂
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I keep ginger root. I like to clean it then freeze so when I need it I can get a bit and use it to make tea or to grate it for cooking.
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Ditto.. 🙂 I am attempting to grow a piece in a pot.. I know it will have to come indoors during Winter and have no idea how long it will take to form tubas, but I so wanted to see the whole plant and when one piece I had forgotten about in the cupboard started to sprout.. It just had to be planted 🙂
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yes it likes a warm climate.
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🙂 I will be sure to bring it indoors before we have a frost. 🙂
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