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 Benefits And Harmful of Ginger

 

Do you  know the dangers of eating ginger? Do you know who should not eat ginger? Ginger, also known as Adrak, is a popular spice used in many dishes. This root vegetable has a warm, pungent taste and many therapeutic properties. This is why ginger is used in many home remedies to treat common ailments such as colds, coughs, digestive problems, stomach aches and body aches and other health problems. However, many people consume too much ginger, which can cause dangerous health problems. Excessive ginger consumption can increase the risk of heart problems, diarrhea and miscarriage. It can interact with drugs and lower blood pressure. Ayurvedic doctors recommend not consuming more than four grams of ginger a day. When consumed in large quantities, ginger can cause heartburn, flatulence, bloating, nausea and abdominal discomfort. However, even though we are aware of the benefits and treatments of this beautiful herb, it is important to be aware of its negative effects.

 Heart problems The change in heart rate is one of the negative effects of ginger. Ginger is known to cause heart palpitations, blurred vision and high levels of insomnia. It can also cause low blood pressure, which can lead to heart attack. It is best to take small amounts of this root. 

 Excess ginger can cause severe heartburn and acid reflux during pregnancy. The effects of ginger on the unborn child have not yet been proven, so it is best to avoid it. To prevent heart attack caused by high cholesterol ... you have not eaten enough of these nutritious foods ...! Harmful to diabetics

 Excessive intake of ginger can be harmful to diabetics. It can lower blood pressure in the body causing dizziness and fatigue. Too much ginger, in combination with other diabetes medications, is very dangerous and it is always a good idea to seek medical advice before taking ginger.

 Stomach upsets Ginger increases bile production, which improves digestion. However, if your stomach is empty, it can cause excessive gastric emptying, resulting in digestive irritation and stomach upset. The active ingredient in ginger is considered to irritate the stomach, thus producing more acid. This can cause you embarrassment.

 Skin and eye allergic reactions In some cases, excessive ginger can cause allergic reactions. The most common symptoms of this condition are psoriasis, redness in the eyes, shortness of breath, itching, swelling of the lips, itchy eyes and sore throat. In such cases, it is best to stop using the medication and see a doctor immediately. Bleeding.

 If so, excessive intake of ginger can cause bleeding. It has also been found that when ingested with cloves or garlic, it further increases the risk of excessive bleeding.