Ginger Soother

There might be a readily available bottle of ginger soother available in most stores. But do you think the effects and flavor of that soother would be the same as the one you make at your home using fresh ginger roots, mineral water, and freshly ground cinnamon?

Of course not!

Fortunately, there is nothing mysterious or secret about this recipe and anyone can make it at home and enjoy the calming effects this ginger soother brings to your throat, stomach and internal organs.

Health Benefits:

If your body seems to be at unease and you’re feeling waves of nausea, tired, suffering from inflamed throat and your digestive system is not co-operating either then ginger soother is your answer to all these problems.

Full of Vitamin C and with its soothing, calming properties, ginger soother should be your go-to solution whenever your body seems to be in chaos. It even reduces stressful feeling and helps your body cope well with the symptoms.

You can make a large amount of ginger soother in the morning, pack it in a bottle and enjoy the calming soothing effects throughout the day.

Ingredients

juice of lemon: 1

ground cinnamon: 1/4 tsp

honey according to your taste

ginger root (peeled and finely grated): 1 tbsp

boiling water: 3 1/2 cups

a small pinch of turmeric powder

How To Make Ginger Soother

1. In a teapot, add lemon juice, turmeric, honey to taste, cinnamon powder, and grated ginger root.
2. Pour boiling water in the teapot over the mixture and stir well to combine it all together.
3. Immediately cover the pot and let it steep for at least 5 minutes.
4. Strain the contents out and pour the ginger soother into the mugs.
5. Enjoy a hot cup of calming ginger soother!

Trivia:

• There’s an old wives tale that says, “If a fruit, vegetable, flower or nut reminds you of a body part then it’s probably good for that part of your body.” Like walnuts and tomato, it is also true for the ginger that looks like toes and is pretty good for your feet.
• The best ginger is the one with the least amount of braches.

A wrinkled ginger will be more fibrous.