Ginger (spice)

Not really. It is more fibrous and is likely to have more 'grit' from being in contact with the ground, but it isn't toxic.

Well first you begin my making a fist with your hand with your middle knuckle bent so that you can look through the side of it if you were to turn your hand. Then you take your knuckle and dig it very hardly into your gut. Followed by doing this to the person closest to you.

Yes

Yes. Plain Ginger Root Is Gluten Free.

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Fresh ginger root or about 4 grams of dry powdered ginger per day sprinkled on some sweet food benefit the health and quality of the skin by giving it a fresh glowing-look, as well as removing free radicals from the body; and so ginger helps us to stay younger and healthy. As for it being an aphrodisiac, if you have an healthy body and healthy mind and feel happy, you will naturally want to do sex with a woman and enjoy this illusion of sensual contact with a woman, but in realty there is no such thing as an aphrodisiac: the amount of intense thrill you get from sex really depends on have a strong erotic imagination from looking at a naked shapely female with nice silky white skin. I have recently started taking about 4 grams of dry ginger power sprinkled on a jam tart each day. I am slimming at the moment, and I have noticed my face looking fresher and my skin looking fresher too; but it does not cause me to yearn for the comforting and glorious feeling of lying on top of a woman and doing sex. Such feeling depend on my imagination alone. My only conclusion is that taking ginger daily will probably give you a more optimistic mind and healthier body, as well as more confidence to do foreplay with a new girlfriend and less anxiety. Anxiety and lack of confidence in your self with a new girlfriend is the enemy of sex and the cause of failure, and so ginger will certainly reduce anxiety by giving you a healthy mind and healthy body. The best aphrodisiac for sex is an encouraging woman who wants you to do it with her.

Yes, it good for sickness

Ginger root is said to be good for the digestive track.

4 grams = 0.843 teaspoons (a little less than a teaspoon)

A good rule of thumb is that there are 5 grams per teaspoon of most cooking ingredients.

yes

It's not really going to happen. It was for amusement only & people should know better.

Fresh ginger root can alleviate some arthritic discomfort when brewed in a tea or served sliced or minced in various styles.

You can! I have at least 5 friends who are ginger and are all born in UK!!!

ginger was found in late 1920s

Fresh ginger contains approximately 1-3% gingerol by weight, while ginger powder typically has a higher concentration, ranging from about 3-5% gingerol. The variation in gingerol content can be influenced by factors such as the ginger variety, growing conditions, and processing methods. Overall, ginger powder tends to retain a stronger concentration of this bioactive compound compared to fresh ginger.

it was known to be around in the 1st century AD in china and inda info from encyclopaedia britannica IV

No. Ground ginger is simply ginger, dried and ground, as the name suggests. Crystallized ginger is ginger that has been preserved through cooking and blending with syrup and sugar.

Sure you can. It won't hurt you if you do, but you may be sacrificing the taste of your dish. Some spices tend to lose some of their coloring and flavor after a period of time. Thus, an expiration date is added by the manufacturer.

there are 5000 caleries in ground ginger

Ginger is typically available year-round in most markets, but its peak season is from late summer to early winter, particularly from September to December. Fresh ginger is often harvested in late fall, while dried and powdered forms can be found throughout the year. Availability may vary by region and climate, with some areas producing fresh ginger at different times.

err... Emily is not ginger! but ginger is a vegetable