Ginger Plants and Their Benefits
Based on the history book that I read, Ginger is a medicinal plant in the form of a pseudo-trunked clump. Ginger comes from Asia Pacific which spread from India to China. These two nations are said to be the first nations to use ginger, especially as an ingredient in drinks, cooking spices and traditional medicines in Indonesia. Ginger plants have been cultivated and imported abroad.
Ginger is a plant that includes spices with the Latin name Zingiber Officinale. Ginger is very useful for everyday life, especially in the health sector. Ginger can grow in loose soil with a tropical climate.
The characteristics of white ginger
• Stringy ginger root.
• Ginger stems are segmented to form ginger tubers that spread underground (rhizomes).
• The leaves of the ginger plant have parallel veins and have fine-haired petioles.
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Benefits of Consuming Ginger Regularly
Δ Anti Aging and Cancer,
Δ Relieves Menstrual Pain,
Δ Lowering Blood Glucose to Cholesterol,
Δ Strengthen Immune System,
Δ Prevents Bacterial and Viral Infections,
Δ Relieves Muscle Aches,
Δ Relieves Morning Sickness,
Δ Overcoming Digestive Problems.
The content of vitamins found in ginger plants.
Ginger contains a lot of vitamin C and magnesium. This content makes it help the body to strengthen the immune system. In addition to these two substances, ginger also contains gingerols, shogaols, and zingerones which can function as antioxidants for the body.
Benefits of Ginger for Stomach
Decoction of ginger water consumed in the morning can help relieve bloating and cure health problems in the digestive tract, as well as regulate blood sugar levels. Drink ginger water as needed to soothe the stomach and relieve indigestion, including flatulence.
How to make processed ginger stew
• Grate 1-2 teaspoons of fresh ginger.
• Boil 5 cups of water.
• Add ginger to the water.
• Let the ginger soak for about 5 minutes.
• Strain the water to separate the grated ginger.
• Add a little brown sugar.
• Ginger water can be drunk both hot and cold.
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Side Effects of Excessive Ginger Consumption
Δ Harm pregnancy.
Δ Causes diarrhea.
Δ Causes bleeding.
Δ Disturbing heartbeat.
Δ Irritation of the oral cavity.