If you cook ginger, it's not as effective than to use it
raw, at full strenght. Best way is to juice it, but it's
messy, because ginger root is very tough, fiberous root and
the juicer clogs up quick. I'm all ways laughing, as I watch
on TV infomertiols, how easy they juice vegtables, seems the
juicer never clogs up. Nice video editing. I use no sugar
added apple sauce, 1/2 cup/15gr sugar. I only use 2-3 table
spoon of apple sauce, so it adds only 10-15 carb. It's hard
to tell on my BG, because even if I starve all day, my BG
goes up. Only exercise can bring it down, so I'm serious
insulin resistant plus my pancres is screwed up, makes a bad
combination.
JS
"Priscilla H Ballou" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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<[email hidden]> quoth:
Quoted message said:I like to eat raw ginger root, it all ways takes care of my
stomach. If I get upset stomach, headache, no use even to
take half a dozen Advil or Pepto, I shred some ginger root,
mix it with apple sauce, top it with cinnamon powder, makes
a very tasty medication. Happened three days ago, had a
headache all afternoon, finely at night made some ginger
mixture and it was gone in 10 minutes. I was able to feel
the pain going away. Ginger root for stomach is like Roto-
Rooter for pluged drain.
Yes, ginger is very popular for stomach problems. I use it a
lot in cooking -- chicken dishes and seafood.
How does your BG respond to the applesauce? If it's more
than a little bit, it might be sending your BG up. Just to
let you know.
Priscilla
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