AVOID Ginger If You Have THESE Health Problems!

Ginger, a root known globally for its myriad health benefits, has been a staple in wellness practices for centuries. Renowned for easing digestive troubles and reducing nausea, it holds a special place in both the culinary and medicinal worlds. However, despite its celebrated status, ginger isn't always the go-to remedy for every situation.

While ginger's therapeutic qualities are widely acknowledged, there are certain scenarios where its use may be inadvisable. Being aware of these situations is crucial for those who regularly incorporate ginger into their health regimen.

Join us in this video as we explore when ginger might not be the best choice for your health. Understanding these specific cases ensures you can enjoy ginger's positives without compromising your well-being.

HealthNormal content is strictly informational and should not be considered medical advice. See a licensed medical professional for diagnosis and treatment recommendations.

Timestamps:
Intro - 00:00
1. Bleeding Disorders - 00:55
2. Diabetes - 01:53
3. Gallbladder Issues - 03:02
4. Heart Conditions - 04:19
5. Medication Interactions - 05:12
6. Being Underweight - 06:10
7. Pregnancy - 07:11
8. Low Blood Pressure - 08:36
9. Surgery - 09:21

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[elisahayns]

My heart condition is since birth and I am now 73 yr old. Since childhood I have been eating food with ginger and sometimes drink boiled fresh ginger root. Mostly our dish has ginger spice, fresh root and sometimes powder form. I’s too late to stop now! I like ginger!

[juliemyint]

Started from childhood until over 70 years old, I occasionally eat ginger salad with lemon juice and sesame. Always used ginger when cooking meat or vegetable and soup, even ginger tea in winter time. No problems at all. For me ginger is perfect for health, better than garlic. Especially I used for cooking nearly 3 kg of ginger in confinement 1 month period.

[seetharamraichur]

So far we are experiencing very good results about ginger no negative effects

[jahmalijames]

I use ginger on a daiky basis maintain my weight.love ginger raw and boiled for tea

[peterricksugges]

In Asian medicine Ginger is used for everything.

[magdalenearon]

I believe that everything should be in moderation

[susanisaacs]

I'm a 65yr old retired Nurse. Ginger hasbeen part of my childhood but in moderation. Thanks for your video, it's to the point, very clear interesting information to be considered. I will share this with my family, friends and community. Take Care. Love from Cape Town, South Africa ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[kb]

If ginger lowers BP and Blood sugar then maybe add ginger and reduce the medications,

[muminabegum]

I love how you go through the benefits of consuming ginger alongside the risks.
This video is perfect as it teaches us how much of it we should be taking with full caution.

[peterricksugges]

Most people want lower blood pressure and lower blood sugar

[InsightBase-slms]

Timestamps:
Intro - 00:00
1. Bleeding Disorders - 00:55
2. Diabetes - 01:53
3. Gallbladder Issues - 03:02
4. Heart Conditions - 04:19
5. Medication Interactions - 05:12
6. Being Underweight - 06:10
7. Pregnancy - 07:11
8. Low Blood Pressure - 08:36
9. Surgery - 09:21

[sandmedna]

Never had any problems. I love my ginger roots .

[nicodemussimbak]

Thank you for the vedio on use of ginger on when its good to use ginger and when not to use ginger.

[louisaklimentos]

This only if you have too much ginger . Doctors medications are what you need to be more careful .

[theofrids]

Never head of negative effect of ginger. All over the world ginger is adored if taken in moderation. Even water needs moderation when dinking it.!!

[SyedShah-eg]

Ginger is beneficial for ancient time nothing heard bad about this herb.

[giniolamy]

I drink ginger 🫚 tea 🍵 every more I'm good

[malekzantout]

I Love You video I don't know how correct is this information you are given to us thank you

[Zebosh]

Thank you. Awareness is important. What is being said here is let's take it but with precaution for those already impacted with the ailments mentioned here. Moderation is the word I suppose.

[josephcombie]

thanks for the info, I did not know its a Blood thinner