The effects can be many, for example, can manifest to me ugly, that I get out some red spots on the face or entire body.

Now it depends on each person, after all we are not all the same, though I think that if after the first administration of a drug we felt good, and we must not go to the doctor who prescribed them to us.

Although the doctor…[Read more]

We should be extra carefully when taking a medicine. For doctor’s prescription, the medicine to be taken in sometimes have to be tested or the doctor himself will diagnose his patient for possible allergy to a medicine. It is good if the negative medicine reaction to a patient does happen in the morning. What about if it does happen late in the…[Read more]

Ginger has so many uses as far as I know. Usually, we use ginger in place of coffee. I remember my mother cut it into pieces and place it in tin pot. Put some water and boil it for several minutes. As soon as it is done, it is poured into a cup, put sugar to taste. We happily take a sip of hot ginger. We usually have been doing that early in the…[Read more]

Ginger is of great use in our household. Besides making ginger preserve where tender ginger is cooked in syrup after taking its pungency away. I do not do it but mother used to. I found this recipe on the Net

http://tastykitchen.com/recipes/special-dietary-needs/homemade-ginger-preserve-recipe/

I add ginger garlic paste to several of my…[Read more]

@peachpurple  Even if a doctor prescribes the right  dose and the right medicine almost every allopathic medicine has side effects some of which  could even affect the kidneys.

Sometimes there is no choice as in order to live these side effects need to be taken in one’s stride.

Every medication has different side effects. These should be disclosed by the doctor when a drug is prescribed – and again by the pharmacist when it’s dispensed. Both doctor and pharmacist should be on the lookout for contraindications (reasons a person should not take the drug) and for possible interactions with any other medicines the person is…[Read more]

@peachpurple I use ginger for nausea and stomach upsets. I ate tons of candied ginger when I was pregnant and had morning sickness! Ginger can help with heartburn too.

Eaten in small quantities it’s very safe, but if taken medicinally it can pose a health risk to some people. If you are pregnant, take blood thinners, or have a blood clotting…[Read more]

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still haven’t heard from her ever since that day.

I hope that she is seeking treatment now before it is too late.

Liver rupture is a crucial problem.

Praying for her.

Any news from her, please let us know

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thanks for sharing your ginger tips

Yes ginger with cinnamon and honey cure coughs too.

@peachpurple, ginger is an anti-cancer veggie, it is necessary of us to include this in our daily foods. Ginger can also cure stomach ache, cough, what to do is boil it and after cooling off drink it.Cough will disappear after 2-3days.

Another, ginger can cure or control the growth of goiter. What to do is clean the ginger’s body, then let it dry…[Read more]

@sunny, that is a very good advise Suny, let us hope Grecy is okay now, but we have talked in FB , she told me she is still ill.

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thanks for your kind words.

My brother did asked the doctor for his explanations.

You know , doctor has many Scientific reasons and medical terms to argue with patients and caregivers.

Anyway, we are glad  that my dad is alright now and taking well with the old meds.

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@peachpurple, That doctor could be sued why prescribing a wrong medicine. Thankful your father has a very strong immune system,or else he might have suffered cardiac arrest.I hope you quarreled the doctor.