May be you don't know what ginger does in the body this is what it does in the body
Channel: Life tv
Date: 2021-07-25

We've all experienced unrelenting nausea at some point or another. At these times, you're first instinct may be to turn to over the counter medications; however, ginger works as a simple, effective antidote.

For thousands of years, Arabic, Indian, and Asian healers prized ginger as food and medicine. This tropical plant, in the same bo­tanical family as turmeric and cardamom, was effectively used to relieve nausea and vomiting caused by illness and seasickness.

Thanks to the spice trade, the tradition caught on in Europe. As one sixteenth-century physician put it: “Ginger does good for a bad stomach.” In The Family Herbal from 1814, English physician Robert Thornton noted that “two or three cupfuls for breakfast” will relieve “dyspepsia due to hard drinking.”