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| Safe to use as a short-term or long-term daily dietary supplement, alternative medicine for most dogs and cats. |
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In this article...
Ginger is commonly used to treat a variety of conditions, for example…
In this article...
1. Ginger
2. Health Benefits
3. Cautions
4. Side Effects
5. Interactions
2. Health Benefits
3. Cautions
4. Side Effects
5. Interactions
6. General Guideline for Daily Herbal Intake
1.0 Ginger
Ginger is a spice that is also cherished for its medicinal qualities.
Ginger can be used in various forms:
Ginger can be used in various forms:
- Dry powder;
- Fresh sliced or finely minced root;
- Tea - infusion;
- Tincture - use alcohol-free only;
- Supplement - capsule, pill.
2.0 Health Benefits – a partial list…
Ginger is commonly used to treat a variety of conditions, for example…
- Ingested Uses...
- Arthritis;
- Osteoarthritis;
- Rheumatoid arthritis;
- Bronchitis;
- Carminative;
- Cough;
- Diarrhea;
- Dizziness;
- Gas;
- Increase blood circulation (i.e. to help prevent vascular damage such as frostbite to a dog’s ears);
- Loss of appetite;
- Nausea (i.e. caused by cancer treatment - chemotherapy)
- Stomach issues including motion sickness;&n
