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Fresh Roti
Published August 26, 2011 | 
Put a small piece of ginger in a pot of roti, roti will stay fresh all day.
Fresh Roti
Published August 12, 2011 | Put a small piece of ginger in a pot of roti,roti will stay fresh all day.
Diarrhea remedy
Published August 3, 2011 | Those suffering from diarrhea can get relief by mixing honey with ginger.
Ginger Tea
Published July 30, 2011 | Steaming ginger tea with minced garlic pods in it, can also help to keep the constipation under control and should be taken both, in the morning and evening.
Treat Obesity with Gigner
Published June 22, 2011 | Juice a piece of ginger about the size of your fingernail. First thing in the morning add it to plane water.
Fast Fish Dish
Published May 27, 2011 | For a super fast fish dish, add some fresh ginger or garlic to some oil in a saute pan. Heat and stir over a medium fire for about 3 minutes.
Keep Potato Long
Published May 10, 2011 | You can keep your potatoes longer if you pop a piece of ginger into it when you open the bag.
Ginger Juice for Hair
Published May 2, 2011 | Ginger juice and beetroot juice mixed together and applied on the scalp are also beneficial.
Diarrhea Relief
Published April 12, 2011 | Add one teaspoonful of ginger juice in half cup of boiling water and drink hot after every one-hour to get relief in diarrhea.
Delicious Carrot Soup
Published April 5, 2011 | To a plain carrot soup add a touch of ginger and it becomes really tangy and delicious.
Growing Herbs : How to Grow Garlic
Published October 24, 2010 | When growing garlic, the best time to put out the plant is in the fall, and it should be planted like any other bulb. Grow garlic by planting them two to three inches deep with tips from an experienced gardener in this free video on gardening and growing herbs. Expert: Yolanda Vanveen Contact: www.vanveenbulbs.com Bio: Yolanda Vanveen is sustainable gardener who lives in Kalama, Wash. Filmmaker: Daron Stetner
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Leave a commentVomiting Remedy
Published October 4, 2010 | Take a mixture of 1 tsp mint juice with 1 tsp lime juice and 1/2 tsp ginger juice along with a tsp honey.
Control Diarrhea
Published August 5, 2010 | Add 1 teaspoon of powdered ginger to 1 cup of just-boiled water. To control diarrhea, drink 3 cups of the mixture throughout the day.
Ginger for Arthritis
Published July 1, 2010 | Ginger extract has also been shown to inhibit chemokine (inflammatory protein) expression, which may be useful for suppressing arthritic inflammation.
Ginger Nutritions
Published July 1, 2010 | Ginger is a source of gingerol. a potent inhibitor of NO (nitric oxide) synthesis, which in plain language means it has powerful antioxidant capabilities.
Asthma Home Juice
Published April 20, 2010 | A teaspoon of fresh ginger juice, mixed with a cup of fenugreek decoction and honey to taste, acts as an excellent expectorant in cases of asthma.
Ginger Tea for Cold
Published April 15, 2010 | Use one tablespoon fresh grated ginger root per cup of water. Simmer, covered, for 20 minutes and sip throughout the day.
Ginger Helps in Asthma
Published February 17, 2010 | Mix a teaspoon of ginger juice with a cup of fenugreek and honey, take this remedy once in the morning as it is an excellent expectorant in cases of asthma.
Control Obesity
Published January 20, 2010 | Mix small amount of honey and fresh ginger paste. Take this with half tablespoon to control obesity.
Ginger for Arthritis Pain
Published November 24, 2009 | The common kitchen spice ginger has been found to be an effective natural anti-inflammatory and helps in arthritis pain.
Cough Home Remedy
Published July 22, 2009 | To get relief in cough, mix dry ginger, sugar and black pepper in equal part and take it with butter twice daily.
Garlic Ginger in Gravies
Published May 14, 2009 | While using ginger and garlic paste in curries, always use garlic at 60% ratio and ginger at 40% as ginger is very strong and may make your dish sharp and pungent.
Use Fresh Ginger
Published May 6, 2009 | Fresh ginger has a sweeter, lemony flavor than dried versions, which can be hot and spicy. Whenever possible, opt for fresh grated ginger in stir fries, fish marinades and roasted vegetables.
Uses of Ginger
Published April 30, 2009 | Ginger is a warming, pungent root that is crushed and powdered to make the spice. Ginger is used in baking, as with gingerbread, and in many Asian dishes.
Use Ginger for Piles
Published April 28, 2009 | Ginger is very useful in piles. Half a teaspoon of fresh ginger juice, mixed with one teaspoon each of fresh lime juice and fresh mint juice, and a tablespoon of honey, constitutes an effective medicine for piles.