Ginger is a holy medicine for vomiting

People who are prone to motion sickness are afraid of riding in a car. The symptoms of motion sickness make them feel repulsive about going on a long journey. In fact, if you want to solve the problem of motion sickness, a few slices of ginger can solve it. Yes, ginger is known as the "holy medicine for vomiting". Cut ginger into thin slices and hold it in your mouth a few minutes before getting on the car. When people are exposed to the stimulating taste of ginger, they will not be so prone to motion sickness. You can also cut ginger into small slices and stick it on your belly button with a Band-Aid. The effect is also good and there are no side effects at all. Studies have shown that ginger is 90% effective in treating symptoms such as headaches, nausea, and vomiting caused by exercise, and the efficacy can last for more than 4 hours. Since Sun Simiao of the Tang Dynasty, ginger has been called a holy medicine for vomiting and combined with Pinellia ternata, which is Zhang Zhongjing's Xiaobanxia Decoction, a good recipe for treating stomach cold or phlegm and fluid vomiting.

Ginger is an important Chinese medicinal ingredient and an indispensable seasoning for every household.

"Ginger? Can you have some backbone? You look like a piece of meat in braised pork, a piece of potato in potatoes, and a piece of chicken in braised chicken. Can you stick to yourself like star anise peppers? You have to wait until I spit it out in my mouth and shout at you: Ah! A piece of ginger! Are you satisfied? Do you have a sense of your own existence!!!" This paragraph vividly describes that some people love ginger to the bone, while others hate it. I remember when I was a child, whether it was cooking or making dumplings, my grandmother would always put some ginger in it. I was particularly sensitive to the taste of ginger. Every time I ate it, I would shout "Grandma, you put ginger again, it's so spicy." At this time, my grandmother would come over and grab my ears and pretend to teach me a lesson: "What do you know, kid? Ginger has many benefits. It can prevent colds. Putting ginger in cooking meat can remove the fishy smell and enhance the flavor. It is also good for the stomach." Since then, ginger has slowly integrated into my life and become an indispensable part of my daily life. Ah... sneeze..., I feel a little stuffy in the nose, as if I have caught a cold. At this time, I will cut ginger into thin slices or shreds, and then soak it in water to drink. Because ginger has the effect of sweating, dispelling wind and cold. Sometimes, I will put ginger in a casserole and boil it into a soup for oral administration, which is more effective. For modern people who are under great pressure from work and study, prone to insomnia and poor sleep quality, another function of ginger is used, that is, the smell of ginger has a calming effect. Chop about 15 grams of ginger, wrap it with gauze and place it next to the pillow. Smell its aromatic smell and you can fall asleep peacefully. Lack of sleep leads to hair loss, and ginger can also help. Boil water with ginger, then wash your hair with ginger water, and try to immerse your scalp in the water. You can also massage your scalp with your fingers at the same time, and soak it for about 10 minutes. It can be said to be a one-stop service. After listening to me talk about the "vomiting holy medicine", are you sighing at its efficacy? In fact, there is no need to be surprised. Since ancient times, Chinese medicine scholars and folks have said that "ginger cures all diseases." There is also a saying that goes "eat radish in winter and ginger in summer, and you don't need a doctor's prescription." So, do you remember these therapeutic effects of ginger?