Ginger Root: Frequently Asked Questions

Ginger root is a medicinal herb used primarily for the treatment of Dyspepsia (discomfort after eating), this includes the symptoms of bloating, heartburn, flatulence, and nausea. It is also considered helpful as a preventative for motion sickness and as a digestive a.d. Due to it's antispasmodic characteristic some people have used it to help ease menstrual cramps. In some traditional systems it is credited with the ability to treat arthritis, fevers, headaches, and toothaches. ...

The sea salt and ginger oil will be absorbed through the skin surface into the skin fat layer to burn. If you apply and wrap for 5-10 minutes, these two ingredients will suck and remove the fat from beneath the skin surface. Sea salt contains 15 minerals, and ginger enhances metabolism, which in turn helps removing excessive fats effectively from the body.

They should be consulted first if you have any of these conditions, as Ginger usage may be contraindicated: If you have gall stones (possible cholagogue effect)

It'll help relieving edema (swelling) because sea salt can reduce swelling. It'll also reduce bloatedness in the stomach because ginger oil can remove bloatedness and stomach wind.

Yes, it can. It removes pimple, frackles, scar, mosquitoe bite while giving the whitening effects. Use it for 1-2 times a week for 1 month to see effect for frackles removal.

For you who are age 30 and below, it'll take 1-2 weeks to see the result, while those who are above age 30, it'll take 2-4 weeks. In both case, it is assumed that you use twice a day.

They should be consulted first if you are: Pregnant or trying to get pregnant (large doses may have abortifacient effects) Breast-feeding If you plan to administer this herb to a child in medicinal quantities.

I am planning on taking cotton root bark. Do you have anymore information on it, and any possible side effects? I'm having a hard time finding dosage for the liquid form.