Ginger tea has powerful properties that help lower cholesterol, reduce the risk of cancer and ease pain in the joints – all of which can help increase longevity.

The age-old secret to living longer and healthier is rooted in our lifestyle and daily habits.
It’s no surprise that people who eat a healthy diet tend to live longer and healthier lives.
According to leading health experts and scientists, living longer and healthier could be as simple as sipping a warm cup of aromatic tea.
Ginger helps control high blood pressure, thanks to its blood-thinning properties, thanks to salicylate – the active ingredient in aspirin, according to Express.
Research has also shown that ginger’s benefits are almost doubled when combined with green tea.

Consuming 2 grams of ginger extract per day reduces the risk of colon cancer

A study published in the National Institutes of Health’s Library of Medicine found that ginger tea significantly reduced triglyceride levels and bad cholesterol levels – which cause heart disease.

Ginger also helps prolong life by protecting the body against various forms of cancer.

Many researchers have pinpointed the anti-cancer properties of ginger to 6-gingerol found in ginger.

One study also found that consuming 2 grams of ginger extract per day significantly reduced inflammatory signaling molecules in the colon, helping to reduce the risk of colon cancer.

Ginger is used as a natural remedy to help relieve pain and boost the immune system, thereby helping to fight diseases, from infections to digestive disorders.

Experts say that for someone who is suffering from inflammation, which can manifest as digestive distress, bloating or pain in any area of ​​the body, adding ginger to your daily morning drink will help alleviate these symptoms.
Additionally, ginger tea may also benefit oral health and may be effective in protecting against gum bacteria such as gingivitis and periodontitis. These oral bacteria can cause periodontal disease, an infection of the gums.

 

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