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SHOCKING BENEFITS OF GINGER TEA ON BLOCKED FALLOPIAN TUBE

stephany By On 18/03/2020 at 18:10

In Female Infertility

WHAT IS BLOCKED FALLOPIAN TUBE ?

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Uterine blockage usually has no symptoms. An indication would be infertility in the absence of other, more obvious causes. However, this condition can only be diagnosed by the doctor through hysterosalpingography (HSG). In addition to allopathic methods that can be invasive and can have side effects, there are also natural methods to unlock the fallopian tubes by gentle natural methods. 

TISANE FOR BLOCKED FALLOPIAN TUBE

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This herbal tea is a decoction of african medicinal plants. This is the best natural solution very effective in the unblocking the fallopian tube and getting pregnant.
Our tisane helps to kill bacteria like yeast, which are often the cause of infertility. This herbal tea enhances the transportation of spermatozoa and fertilization which will eventually improve fertility. It is also rich in antioxidants, antioxidants are advisable in the treatment of clogged fallopian tubes, while taking this treatment our experts will be with you every step of the way to monitor the progress of the treatment and give advice where needed.

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GINGER TEA AND BLOCKED FALLOPIAN TUBE

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Ginger is a food with special properties and benefits on the health of the body, attested by specialized studies. From sustaining immunity in the fight with a number of bacteria to intensifying metabolism, ginger is a reliable help in a number of conditions that many of us have encountered so far.

Ginger is used both in international cuisine and in cures to maintain health. Thus, the recommended dose varies depending on the beneficial effect sought, and in the case of powder, extract, tincture, capsules or ginger oil can be consumed 2 g / day divided into different doses or 4 cups of tea / day, but these doses should be approved by a doctor or specialist consultant.

When the ginger root is boiling, the taste is more intense and the aroma decreases, because some of the volatile oils are eliminated through the boiling process. In Thailand, for example, ginger is shaved, then mixed with other spices for curry paste preparation.

 

PROPERTIES OF GINGER

When it comes to ingredients that help alleviate a series of discomforts (such as, for example, nausea or menstrual pain), ginger is considered an effective solution, which in addition has a delicious, slightly spicy taste.

However, we must pay attention to its nutritional properties and the way we choose to use it.

Nutritional values ​​of ginger root (100 g)

If the ginger root is used regularly, it is advisable to follow its nutritional values ​​(especially for the high content of potassium and magnesium). Below are the nutritional information for 100 g of ginger root:

  • Calories (kcal) 79
  • Total lipid 0.8 g
  • Cholesterol 0 mg
  • Sodium 13 mg
  • Potassium 415 mg
  • Carbohydrates 18 g
  • Old 1.7 g
  • Protein 1.8 g
  • Calcium 16 mg
  • Vitamin C 5 mg
  • Iron 0.6 mg
  • Vitamin B6 0.2 mg
  • Magnesium 43 mg

GINGER TEA BENEFICIAL FOR BLOCKED FALLOPIAN TUBE

Ginger is used for blocked fallopian tubes because it increases blood circulation and reduces inflammation to release a blocked fallopian tube. Ginger also has the advantage of allowing the body to adapt to stress, thus making it effective in relaxing the body as a whole to treat a blocked fallopian tube. Ginseng works in the same way by stimulating the flow of blood to the pelvis to help free blocked blocked fallopian tubes. Goldenseal can be used for blocked fallopian tubes as it has anti-inflammatory properties to reduce inflammation and scar tissue production.

Improves blood circulation in the reproductive organs and helps reduce inflammation of the uterus, ovaries or fallopian tubes. It also reduces excess body fluids thus opening tubes blocked due to fluid or blood collection.

This herb is very effective in normalizing ovulation by restoring hormonal balance.

 

INGREDIENTS NEEDED

  1. 1 piece of ginger root
  2. A cup of hot water
  3. Grater
  4. A glass mug
  5. Honey optional
  6. Filter

PROCEDURES

1. TAKE A PIECE OF GINGER, WASH PROPERLY AND PEEL

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2. AFTER PEELING GRATE IT WITH THE HELP OF A HAND GRATER

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3. AFTER THAT POUR IT IN A GLASS MUG OR CUP AND ADD HOT WATER
4. COVER AND ALLOW TO STEEP FOR ATLEAST 30 MINS

5. STRAIN THE MIXTURE WITH THE HELP OF A FILTER ; ALLOW TO COOL AND DRINK

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6. ADD A LITTLE HONEY OR LEMON IF DESIRED TO IMPROVE THE TASTE

WARNING

DO NOT TAKE THIS DURING MENSTRUATION

OTHER BENEFITS OF GINGER CONSUMPTION

Ginger is a true ally in the fight with various pathogens, so its benefits are not to be neglected. In fact, they have even led to several clinical studies initiated by both universities and specialized nutrition clinics, which support the importance and power of this food. Here are some of the most important benefits to the body of daily consumption of ginger:

- Stimulates digestive function

This ingredient prevents the appearance of digestive discomfort, bloating or indigestion, by stimulating enzymes with an efficient role in the absorption of nutrients. At the same time, its anti-inflammatory properties relax the stomach muscles and allow the digestive system to process food.

- Role in the prevention of oral infections

Ginger root has a proven role in preventing infections, inhibiting the development of bacteria that produce, for example, gingival diseases such as periodontitis and gingivitis.

- Antioxidant and energizing

This ingredient is also known for its antioxidant properties: it supports the cognitive function in the aging process and even contributes to the improvement of memory and reaction time. At the same time, it has an energizing effect on the body, rivaling the effect of coffee - a cup of ginger tea picked from reliable sources being a very tasty and healthy option.

 

- Cold and flu remedy

Ginger reduces flu and colds, it also helps the immune system, supporting the body to fight against pathogens (viruses or bacteria).

It helps reduce the risk of infection, this effect being due to a compound found in the root of the ginger: gingerol. Ginger is also very helpful in respiratory problems, acting as a natural expectorant.

- Helps lower cholesterol

An increased level of cholesterol and triglycerides endangers your health, leading to a number of cardiovascular problems. A clinical study published in the Saudi Medical Journal shows that administering 3 grams of ginger a day, divided into 3 shots over a 45-day period, significantly lowers triglyceride and cholesterol levels.

- Calm nausea

Ginger has the ability to prevent sea sickness, and can be used safely and against the dizziness conditions that sometimes accompany nausea. These beneficial effects of ginger consumption are supported by studies.

- Helps reduce inflammation

Gingerol or ginger root may be recommended as an anti-inflammatory, being indicated when you experience muscle fever, joint pain, dislocation or sprain. In these situations it is recommended to use ginger compresses.

- Contributes to skin and hair care

Ginger extract is an ingredient present in many cosmetics with antioxidant or moisturizing effect. At the same time, it is used in treatments against hair loss, contributing to the regeneration of the follicles.

CONTRAINDICATION OF GINGER CONSUMPTION

Being a natural food, the consumption of ginger is not dangerous if it is consumed at the recommended doses. To avoid any discomfort, especially if you suffer from a chronic condition or have a special condition (eg you are pregnant) it is advisable to seek the advice of your doctor before consuming ginger.

Since there are not enough studies in this regard, it is advisable to avoid ginger consumption during breastfeeding and by children.

Administration pregnant women, who want to become pregnant or breastfeeding, people with allergies to any of the components can be done at the recommendation of the specialist consultant.

If you do not suffer from conditions that prevent you from using ginger in cures to maintain health, you can turn to this amazing resource of nature whenever you feel the need. Rich in potassium, zinc, calcium, magnesium, copper, vitamins B6, C and D, ginger acts as a general tonic and relieves fatigue.

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