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Thanks peggy-sue, interestingly I was into the habit of adding dry ginger root powder to my teas last year!
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And Steven Bruhner, master herbalist and author of books on herbal antibiotics/antivirals, has a ginger tea recipe at the top of his EBV protocol. He emphasizes that fresh ginger root is what works as an antiviral, not the powdered kind.
No, I'm afraid not.
I found it interesting at the time, becuase it would explain an apparent addiction to fat in the diet - and explained why and how folk can and do eat so much "junk food".
But it would also mean that it might just be a matter of persevering to try to increase it a little, Nomad, feeling nauseous should fade.
I also highly recommend ginger for nausea!
I use a diluting kind and make hot drinks with it in the evenings. It's lovely.
But you can make ginger tea by just grating a little root into a sieve and pouring hot water over it. Sweeten with honey if you like.