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*Ginger* and type 2 Diabetes:
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Ginger lowers blood sugar levels; reduce insulin resistance ; helps manage diabetes by stimulating the production of insulin.
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Using ginger:
Fresh, dried and powdered, or as a juice or oil.
Grated ginger root add to a base of orange juice .
By combining lime juice, walnut oil, garlic and ginger.
Cut in strips and add in stir-fry recipes--- pairs well with broccoli, mushrooms, bean sprouts.
By adding ginger powder or chopped, fresh ginger root to raw or cooked food.
Brewed into tea; boil some water and add a few pieces of ginger. Let it simmer for a while. Drink it first thing in the morning.
By drinking it in a ginger ale.
Ginger lemonade, healthy and refreshing.
Cut a few pieces of ginger and add into some water and leave it overnight. Drinks the ginger infused water or sip it through the day.
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No more than 4 gm per day (just under 1 teaspoon) is recommended intake for ginger.
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