Ginger
The Foods of Winter
Submitted by webmaster on Tue, 2005-01-04 10:22.
Categories: Farm Products | Honey | Garlic | Rice, Wheats & Cereals | Jaggery (Sugarcane Extract) | Winter Chill | Bajra | Chicken meat | Jowahar | Mustard Seeds | Wheat Grain | Fruits & Juices | Vegetables & Juices | Ginger | Pepper
When the weather turns cold, it's tempting to dive fork-first into rich, heavy comfort foods. Want of meals that are delicious and satisfying, it's more important than ever to make sure that what you're eating is also well-balanced and nutritious.
- Cold weather foods tend to be fattening. Think of the toasts, gravies, mashed potatoes, stuffings, meat, heavy breads and rich desserts of winter. They're a lot heavier than the grilled skinned chicken breasts, salads, fresh vegetables and fresh fruits of warm weather days.
- Food also has a thermal property. Ginger, garlic, most grains like wheat, jowar, bajra, sarson, pepper, mustard and many more have a warming effect on the body. Dates, honey and jaggery are sweetners that also have a warming effect on the body. All animal products are essentially warming.
Simple Remedy to keep the colds at bay
Submitted by webmaster on Tue, 2004-09-14 04:41.
Categories: Common Cold | Colds | Honey | Jaggery (Sugarcane Extract) | PepperCorn | Ginger | Pepper
- Take dry ginger and long pepper in equal quantity (100 gms each).
- Grind it to a fine powder
- Mix it with about 100 ml of pure jaggery powder (now available in the market).
- Store the resulting powder in an airtight bottle.
- Take half a teaspoon by slowly licking it. You can add a little honey to it to sweeten it and make it easier to eat it especially for kids.
Simple Remedy for Indigestion
Submitted by webmaster on Sun, 2004-09-05 10:27.
Categories: Lemon | Indigestion | Ginger
- Mix a teapoonful of ginger juice with an equal quantity of lime juice.
- Add a pinch of salt and drink this mixture after meals twice a day, for seven days.
For Common Cough and Cold
Submitted by webmaster on Fri, 2004-09-03 19:24.
Categories: Common Cold | Jaggery (Sugarcane Extract) | Basil (Thulasi) | Betel Leaf | Cough | Ginger
For Common Cough and Cold,
- Take the juice of 15 - 20 Basil leaves,
- Mix it with 1 tea spoon juice each of ginger and betel leaf,
- And add 1 tea spoon of jaggery powder.
- Take it twice a day for 5 days to contain your ailment completely and naturally.
A quick cure for tooth-ache
Submitted by webmaster on Tue, 2004-07-27 18:30.
Categories: Common Salt | Toothache | General Kitchen Products | Seeds | Asafoetida | Teeth related Ailments | Ginger
Another cure for tooth-ache due to crevices in the teeth is to apply a little asafoetida mixed with a little salt and a small piece of ginger and insert it into the crevice. The ingredients can be also grinded or mashed together in a small container to get a paste for application.
An effective remedy for phlegm congestion
Submitted by webmaster on Sun, 2004-07-25 07:54.
Categories: Honey | Fenugreek Leaves | Chest related Ailments | Ginger
An instant relief for stomach-ache
Submitted by webmaster on Sat, 2004-07-24 18:54.
Categories: Mint Leaves (Pudina) | Stomach Ache | Mint | Rock Salt | Ginger
Mix up the juices of a few mint leaves, a small piece of ginger and a lime with a little black salt,and take it on an empty stomach.
That should provide an instant relief for the stomach-ache.
An effective remedy to control diabetes
Submitted by webmaster on Thu, 2004-07-22 17:48.
Categories: PepperCorn | Wheat Grain | Diabetes | Ginger
1. Take 225 grams of whole wheat grain and soak it over-night in water. Strain the wheat in the morning. Do not throw away the remaining water.
2. Finely grind it in the morning along with 3-4 peppercorns or 15 gms of green ginger.
3. Add the same to the leftover wheat-soaked water, stir it well, strain it, and drink it first thing in the mornings for 21 days to control diabetes.

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