Ginger has a spicy taste, delicate aroma and a rich range of beneficial properties.
Ginger root is rich in essential oils, amino acids and vitamins.
The spice contains vitamins A, C, B, iron, magnesium, magnesium, phosphorus and calcium.
The root is used in fresh, pickled, and dried forms.
Ginger reduces the risk of stroke and is also beneficial for people with diabetes.
It helps lower cholesterol levels, which may protect against heart disease.
In addition, ginger is good for the brain - it improves memory and concentration, and also helps in the prevention of Alzheimer's disease.
Ginger tea reduces blood pressure and blood clots, improves blood circulation.
Ginger has the ability to manage body weight.
It increases thermogenesis (the body's production of heat), which helps burn fat.
Ginger tea improves blood sugar control in people with type 2 diabetes.
People with low blood pressure should not drink ginger tea, as this root can increase blood pressure drop and cause dizziness.
People suffering from stomach ulcers should also not consume ginger, as it can increase the production of stomach acid and worsen the ulcer.
In addition to being used in the preparation of various dishes, incredibly healthy and healing tea is prepared from the root. You can drink it every day.