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pickled ginger good for you
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Dr. Pamela Pappas answered
41 years experience Psychiatry
Possibly: Ginger may have benefit in type 2 diabetes. Some research suggests it can increase Insulin sensitivity, and improve lipid profile and inflammation ma ... Read More
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Dr. STEPHEN GIROUX answered
39 years experience Pharmacology
Not harmful: Raw ginger in moderate amounts is not harmful. Can help with nausea and motion sickness....Serves as a palate cleanser after eating certain foods (so ... Read More
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Dr. Robert Killian answered
27 years experience General Practice
Food Myths: Medicine would remain silent or neutral about calling an herb healthy. Especially when it is a food product. There are no pros or cons to this produc ... Read More
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Dr. Doina Marina answered
52 years experience Anti-Aging Medicine
No.: Ginger's clinical applications are for motion sickness, (acting more on the gastro-intestinal tract, not on the vestibular-visual stimulation in a stu ... Read More
A 60-year-old male asked:
Dr. Bradford Romans answered
36 years experience Internal Medicine
No,but: It is a well known help with nausea.
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Dr. Randy Baker answered
39 years experience Holistic Medicine
Digestion and...: Like other types of mint Ginger mint is often used for digestive disorders and also as an antiseptic, for fevers and headaches. See http://www.herbalp ... Read More
A 46-year-old member asked:
Dr. Doina Marina answered
52 years experience Anti-Aging Medicine
No. it is not.: A two months old's most desirable food is his mother's milk. Ginger contains numerous bioactive compounds. At least 31
gingerol-related compounds hav ... Read More
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Dr. Bennett Machanic answered
51 years experience Neurology
Probably of value: Ginger root is a valuable item for sea sickness, and car sickness, and may help the patient with vertigo. Likely could be used in numerous forms, but ... Read More
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A 43-year-old member asked:
Dr. Randy Baker answered
39 years experience Holistic Medicine
Yes and yes: Ginger has many health benefits- it is a powerful anti-inflammatory, soothes the stomach, treats nausea, morning sickness & motion sickness, is anti-m ... Read More
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