Ginger, available at almost any grocery store and often used as a spice, has properties that can relieve mild to moderate nausea, experts and studies say.

Candied ginger chews and lozenges are popular carry-ons in cases of motion and sea sickness. But does it actually work? Gastroenterologist Ali Rezaie says there’s some evidence that ginger mitigates ...

* Ginger - For centuries, Asian cultures have recognized ginger's ability to help settle an upset stomach. You may find sipping ginger tea will help relieve your nausea, or you can increase the use of ...

Ginger has been used for its medicinal properties for centuries. Consuming fruits and vegetables of all kinds has long been associated with a reduced risk of many lifestyle-related health conditions.

Q: For two consecutive years after a prolonged, forceful cough that lasted one or two months, I totally lost my voice. My ear, nose and throat doctor diagnosed me with chronic laryngitis and ...

Ginger or adrak as it is commonly known in Indian kitchens is a multipotentialite. Read Less Ginger or adrak as it is commonly known in Indian kitchens is a multipotentialite. No, seriously. The ...