Ginger, Fennel

[Guest guest]

I take ginger for all my digestive ailments works great for me and I

read somewhere that after you have eaten a gasy sort of meal to chew

on some fennel seeds and that (i think) should do the trick (correct

me if I am wrong) Jina

[Guest guest]

Jina,

I just gave my father fennel seeds to chew on the other day. Actually, I kinda stuck a bunch in his mouth and even made him drink an entire glass of water (he drinks none) He suffers from terrible stomach and chest pain. I figured they could not hurt and if they help then all the better :)Since I joined this group I have been using ginger myself and love it.

Hope everyone is doing well.

Wishing all a wonderful and blessed night

Toni

I take ginger for all my digestive ailments works great for me and I read somewhere that after you have eaten a gasy sort of meal to chew on some fennel seeds and that (i think) should do the trick (correct me if I am wrong) Jina

[Guest guest]

As a medicinal plant, fennel seed has been used as an antispasmodic, carminative, diuretic, expectorant, laxative, stimulant, and stomachic. Fennel has also been used to stimulate lactation, as a remedy against colic, and to improve the taste of other medicines. Chinese herbal medicine includes the use of fennel for gastroenteritis, hernia, indigestion, abdominal pain, and to resolve phlegm and stimulate milk production . Fennel is known to provoke both photodermatitis and contact dermatitis in humans . The volatile oil may cause nausea, vomiting, seizures, and pulmonary edema .

Jina <jinajuiliano@...> wrote:

I take ginger for all my digestive ailments works great for me and I read somewhere that after you have eaten a gasy sort of meal to chew on some fennel seeds and that (i think) should do the trick (correct me if I am wrong) Jina

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