Living an Herbal Life

Genger

Posted By: Maureen
Date: Wednesday, June 21 2006, at 6:12 p.m.

Genger is a well studied root with several key uses including as a carminative and antispasmotic to help the digestive system, as a rubefacient when applied to the skin because it can increase blood flow and thus healing, and as a diaphoretic which means it helps improve circulation. Genger is an excellent herbal remedy to use with pets. Just a pince of powder in food for cats, a bigger pinch for 20 pound dogs, or up to a teaspoon for large dogs can help. Animals that are down in the dumps and need a spark in their appetite or increased circulation can benefit. Also, digestive problems like diarrhea, stomach pains and nausea may be alleviated. A genger poultice can even aid with muscle pain and strains.

 

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Message: > Genger is a well studied root with several key uses > including as a carminative and antispasmotic to help > the digestive system, as a rubefacient when applied to > the skin because it can increase blood flow and thus > healing, and as a diaphoretic which means it helps > improve circulation. > Genger is an excellent herbal remedy to use with pets. > Just a pince of powder in food for cats, a bigger > pinch for 20 pound dogs, or up to a teaspoon for large > dogs can help. Animals that are down in the dumps and > need a spark in their appetite or increased > circulation can benefit. Also, digestive problems like > diarrhea, stomach pains and nausea may be alleviated. > A genger poultice can even aid with muscle pain and > strains.
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