Roman doctors kept it handy during military marches. Pythagoras, Greek philosopher and geometry whiz, touted it for digestive health. And King Henry VIII of England was convinced that it would protect against plague, although there's no evidence that ginger is that good. But there's plenty of evidence that this gnarled, piquant root can help relieve dozens of conditions, from motion sickness and other digestive complaints to migraines, arthritis, high cholesterol, and even dangerous blood clots. This is why millions of people worldwide swear by ginger as a potent healing food.

LONG LIVE THE GINGER!!!!!!.

Regards.

Francis Daniel (Bahrain).