Does ginger tea make chicken pox come out or is that an old wives tale?

Answer 1

It's an old wives tale darlin. Ginger is one of the best antibiotics there is. It ranks up there with blueberries and white tea. Put the stuff in as many dishes as you can without spoiling your meals. It is a real humdinger of a treat for your bodies health. It will fight against smallpox, as well as various cancers.

Answer 2

Old Wives tale. Chicken pox come out whether or not you drink ginger tea.

Answer 3

I'm with Elizabeth. In the United States smallpox was wiped
out a long time ago, but not sure about chicken pox.




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Answer 4

Info about using it. Can be placed on the sores besides making a tea and drinking it.

Ginger

Zingiber officinale Use for morning sickness in pregnancy, motion sickness, vertigo, indigestion, nausea, hangovers. It’s believed to reduce nausea by increasing digestive fluids and absorbing & neutralizing toxins and stomach acid. It increases bile secretion, improves protein and fat digestion, strengthens gastrointestinal tract, prevents ulcers, reduces abnormal inflammation; has anticancer properties, aids overall male fertility, improves circulation, low BP, dizziness and bursitis. Ginger tea very beneficial for ear infections, colds with congestion, sore throats, bronchitis, asthma. Purifies blood of germs and bacteria, cleanses arteries and the whole body system. Good for general fatigue. Alleviates stress by blocking anxiety producing hormone-like fatty acids from reaching anxiety receptors in the brain; works especially well for this if combined with thyme. Also acts as an adrenal inhibitor and therefore helps reduce cravings thus important for treatment of addictions including weight loss. Protects stomach lining from non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. External tea for sore backs and bruises, alternate with ice packs for inflamed muscles. Can also be used as a rinse for athlete’s foot. In hair products it helps to reduce dandruff and promotes the loosening and removal of flakes. Wild ginger can be used for many of the same purposes and contains anti-tumor compounds.

Contradictions: Don’t use too much with high fever, digestive ulcers or inflammatory skin complaints.

Instructions: Use dried root in infusion, ½ tsp powdered root to 1 pint boiling water, take often in small doses. In tincture take 2-5 drops every 4-6 hours. External tea: simmer ginger and cinnamon in water for 5 minutes then steep for 15 minutes.

Properties: Anti-cancer, anti-tumor, adrenal inhibitor, stimulant, Carminative, diuretic, diaphoretic, antifungal.

Answer 5

That's one I've never heard before.....