You even chew it, the same I used to do before I was advised to stop. Must say that I really miss it out but can't dare.Fergal wrote:It's great to read about ginger having so many health benefits. I just love ginger and eat or drink it almost any chance I get. If in a restaurant and something on the menu has ginger in it, that's usually the dish I choose.
Fergal wrote:It's great to read about ginger having so many health benefits. I just love ginger and eat or drink it almost any chance I get. If in a restaurant and something on the menu has ginger in it, that's usually the dish I choose.
sweerie_banana wrote:There are circumstances where ginger should be avoided, as much as it has many health benefits.
1. Bleeding disorders:
Ginger is known to have it's blood thinning properties which can make someone bleed more in case you have bleeding disorders.
2. Diabetes:
Ginger has been known to potentially lower blood levels. Although this may be beneficial to some it can pose a risk for people that are already managing their blood sugar levels.
Do you know of other circumstances?
sweerie_banana wrote:Many people also appreciate having a non-alcoholic option that still feels like a treat, especially in social settings where alcoholic beverages might be a better choice. It's always good to have alternatives that suit your preferences and lifestyle. Cheers to enjoying your diet ginger ale!
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