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Dr. Eric Berg DC

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AVOID Ginger if You Have THESE Problems

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Find out when to take ginger and when NOT to take ginger.

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ginger is very good

— @aoerwq1846

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7019938/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK92775/

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1-2 cups of ginger tea daily. For years! Delicious…no side effects.

— @armandzottola1626

0:00 Introduction: Ginger health benefits

1:40 When not to eat ginger

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How much should be consumed for best therapeutic effect?

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3:04 Check out my other video on apple cider vinegar and lemon!

In this video, we’ll discuss some of ginger’s health benefits and when it may not be an appropriate remedy.

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Why are you not in practice anymore DOCTOR?

— @danhansen9340

For thousands of years, ginger has been used as a powerful remedy for many conditions.

Some of the amazing benefits of ginger include:

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Every morning I start first thing with a warm Lemon, Ginger, Turmeric, Plack pepper, Cayanne, Clove and raw honey tea. I fast at least 12 to 16 hours daily and eat as clean as I can. Just turned 70 and off of all medications. I saw another comment about asking your doctor? Yeah Right! They only Know Pills and procedures. I give my doctor advice. Oh, and remember to Detox regularly!

— @trish2650

• Antimicrobial properties

• Anti-inflammatory properties

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I chew raw ginger almost every day

— @lucyceleina1863

• Anti-diabetic properties

• Anti-cancer properties

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Avoid american food period you will be fine

— @TeresaPerez-z7h

• Helping with menstrual pain

• Helping with arthritis

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Aged 84 in exactly a week, and i luckily studed complementary medicine, so on no prescribed medication. Love what ginger and natural things can do. 😊

— @annwornell7510

• Increasing HDL

• Improving heartburn

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I been drinking boiled ginger water since COVID , helps with my digestive system , 100 percent .

— @life4lightforall

One of the most well-known uses of ginger is its ability to relieve nausea. Ginger can help with nausea associated with chemotherapy, pregnancy, menstruation, and surgery.

Ginger has some contraindications, so it may not always be the best remedy for you. Don’t take ginger if you’re on Warfarin or other blood thinners like aspirin. Ginger helps thin the blood, so you also won’t want to take it if you have a bleeding disorder.

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This year I stopped taking all my medication. Now I dink ginger tea and put ginger in my soups and stews most every day. I’m feeling great at 66. 🤠👍

— @jessejames14

Ginger inhibits insulin, so don’t take it if you’re on insulin. Ginger can lower blood pressure, so avoid it if you’re taking blood pressure medication. Ginger also stimulates the gallbladder, so don’t consume it if you have gallstones.

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I don't know whether or not you receive comments after the lapse of time when this video was posted, but I wanted to mention this. I used to get very nauseous after surgery or procedures like colonoscopy. But a few years ago, prior to surgery, I mentioned to the anesthesiologist my post procedure nausea. He immediately said he had found success with applying a patch behind the ear prior to administering anesthesia. He said it was the same patch used for motion sickness. It worked like a charm. No nausea.

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am on xerelto for blood clots. have high blood pressure and stage 3 kidney failure I get naushes from it. just started taken ginger capsules. Dr is not helping much just prescribing meds with too many bad side effects.

— @wolfmills248

Thanks for watching! I hope this explains when and when not to consume ginger. I’ll see you in the next video.

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I grated up Ginger root in my green tea. I was putting lemon in it but I didn't like it that much. Thinking about mixing Ceylon Cinnamon in my tea. I didn't like honey in it either. I sweetened it with 100% Stevia.

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More User Perspectives

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You didn't mention how it causes acid reflux and excessive urination. I experienced these side effects. Whenever I ate ginger as an ingredient in Asian recipes for dinner, I woke up several times in the night to urinate, majorly disrupting my sleep. By the way, I use low sodium soy sauce in the recipes, so, it wasn't sodium causing excessive urination, it was clearly the ginger. When I took a ginger supplement, it caused acid reflux, even though I don't have acid reflux. Why are there so many awful side effects for something that is touted to having so many health benefits?

@stctpa
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ZERO reason to avoid Ginger!

@jamy8575
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Thank you Dr Eric.

@healthyagingsecretsdr
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A person can't help to say certain things and I know you don't mean any harm but I'm not stupid if you notice the problems you have with your body Common Sense said you cannot take this😊

@CatherineSea-t6y
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So what conditions to avoid? You only mention medication interference?

@tlflora
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1:50

@joshuamitchell5481
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Great reminder. Thank you. Wish it was possible to replace the medications with ginger.. but who’s going to monitor you?

@user-dr6rt1ji3l
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Thanks for sharing this tip 😊😊❤❤❤

@BellaSnell-m5w
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I am taking ginger teA.this is good..

@DExperience-w5s
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DR. BERG PLEASE REPLY 😢 I HAVE GALLSTONES AND THYROID ISSUES AND HAVE BAD GUT.. IS THERE ANY ANTI INFLAMMATORY I CAN TAKE EXCEPT GINGER?? PLEASE ANSWER THANKYOU

@Jevxiii
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DR. BERG PLEASE REPLY 😢 I HAVE GALLSTONES AND THYROID ISSUES AND HAVE BAD GUT.. IS THERE ANY ANTI INFLAMMATORY I CAN TAKE EXCEPT GINGER?? PLEASE ANSWER THANKYOU

@Jevxiii
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Can you make a healthy drink out of ginger ,lemon juice,apple cider vinegar and stevia sweetener.?Thank you.

@ElChicano2750
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I pound ginger twice a day to make us Chai. Along with cardamom, clove and fennel I combine it with Rooibos tea & milk & a few spoons of full cream milk powder for creaminess and a spoon of honey. We look forward to our tea early morning and an hour or so before bed. Spices in my tea excites me & we look forward to it.

@TheNotsoignorant
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Does dried Gingee have the same affect?

@tupaicindjeke275
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What about ginger ale

@BrownfishG
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Dear Dr. E.Berg, I read on the Internet that it is not recommended for heavy menstrual or other bleeding, because it can increase it.? Thanks for sharing.✌️🫶👼🏻😍

@ildikonyilas4870
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Ginger on Gillian’s Island made my blood pressure go up

@CharlesStaigerwald
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I want to know the meaning of blood disorder 🤔

@NantongoDoreen-s8g
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Lowers blood pressure, thins the blood. So maybe not so great for anaemics.

@BiNumLi
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I'm Asian and I used fresh ginger for my cooking every single day.

@lovepiano4616
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@soundhealing144
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I refused a blood thinner because I take a lot of spices in my foods. I have a lemon ginger and turmeric drink every morning.

@caroldanson5476
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I can't do ginger makes me sick to my stomach no matter what I do

@sherrilund5888
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Ok, that make ginger not one of the best remedies for me. I don't consume it anyway, just an ever lasting gut feeling. I have low blood sugar.

@y2ksw1
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I'm 80 yo and I found that if I avoid Doctors and food faddists I do much better.

@TheRoon4660
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trying to grow ginger this year 🙏

@michaelaozuka5179
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Surely it s better to maintain ginger a spice evolved over milenia over warfarin, if it reduces the amount of warfarin prescribed to maintain inr level then that can only be positive...

@timbob1627
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Turmeric doesn't suit everyone too😮!

@珍珠膏
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Peel ginger skin away, the skin because it has poison to keep rats from eating it underground

@emailshe
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Thanks for informative perspective on ginger. Since I've been married to a Chinese and herbal doctor for 43 years, I know a lot about it already, and use it with many things from sushi to roast chicken to steamed fish. Hmmm, i wonder if i could use ginger to help with the nausea of caffeine withdrawal.

@johngraves6878
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I thank God so far I don’t have to take medication at the age of 71 years of age. Although I am a so far 9 year Breast Cancer survivor. I am praying to get through another year being Cancer free. Thank you 🙏🏿

@ErthaRizas