Root Ginger Reviews

Root ginger can be bougfht easily now at almost all supermarkets. It is a brown knobbly root that looks quite ugly but is very versatile. It is quite hard and needs to be peeled to reveal the fibreous inside root. This can then be grated or chopped for cooking and is great added to curries or chinese dishes. Only use a small amount ...  Read the complete review

Ginger is an excellent treatment for nausea and can also aleviate hayfever symtoms in some people. Ginger is the stem, or underground root of the plant Zingiber officinale. It has been used in medicine in Chinese, Asian, Indian, and Arabic systems for thousands of years.This plant is native to Asia where it has been used in cooking for ...  Read the complete review

Ginger is my favourite spice of all I especially love using fresh root ginger. I use it in alot of my cooking, to make drinks with and instead of medicine. It has been grown for thousands of years mainly in hotter climates but it will grow in the U.K in pots if kept in the sun (but not direct sunlight). Although it is called a root it is ...  Read the complete review

Ginger Root This plant has been used for centuries and it is the root which has the healing properties. The root can be shredded once dried and made into a tea, it can be used in baking, in cough mixture and as a flavour to some meals. It is so versatile that it’s one of my favourite things to buy for the kitchen I use this all ...  Read the complete review

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Although most of us were brought up to believe that ginger came from Jamaica i.e. McVities Ginger cake! It is actually native to India and China and for many people, their only experiences of ginger has been in a culinary sense. However, ginger is not just available in powder or root form as a cooking ingredient, but also as capsules and ...  Read the complete review

Ginger root is excellent for any type of gastro-intestinal dysfunction. You can buy a fresh piece of ginger root at any grocery in the produce section, and is extremely inexpensive. I make a ginger tea for any digestive track imbalance. Just finely grate some of the root, boil in a small sauce pan. Once the tea is brewed, strain through a fine ...  Read the complete review

Ginger is an excellent thing to eat if you suffer from poor circulation (as I do) as it improves blood flow. My great aunty originally told me about the benefits I could expect through taking this regularly as she has suffered for years from poor circulation in her hands and feet. Gotu kola and ginkgo biloba are also great - but you ...  Read the complete review

Do you suffer from hayfever? Sick of taking those little pills that turn you into a beached whale, emptying the contents of the office water cooler all by yourself in one morning (Chlorpheniramine maleate/Piriton) or being permanently drowsy and thinking that you don't get enough rest (Tenerfadine/Triludan)? Or are you just so sick of taking ...  Read the complete review