Five thousand years ago or so, someone in China saw a plant that looked kind of like miniature bamboo. The leaves and stalk were not edible, but that fact did not stop this intrepid man or woman.

“Ginger provides significant health benefits, including reducing inflammation and oxidative stress, which are major contributors to aging and chronic diseases.” Food & Wine / Getty Images Ginger, a ...

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You can find it in everything from a zingy green juice to a spicy curry—but is ginger good for you? Absolutely. Ginger has historically been used to treat a variety of ailments, including colds, ...

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The benefits of taking a daily ginger shot include balanced blood glucose, improved digestion, and increased immunity.

Lemon ginger tea is unlikely to cure all inflammation in your body, but it may help to tamp down on things a little. “Lemon ...