http://www.cronesspace.com/2006/02/18/ginger-juice/ for people blood type 0, lifestyle tips and diet Wed, 07 Jan 2009 22:30:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 http://www.cronesspace.com/2006/02/18/ginger-juice/#comment-3870 Cyril Mendez Sat, 18 Feb 2006 08:52:18 +0000 http://www.cronesspace.com/2006/02/18/ginger-juice/#comment-3870 <<Hi Dianne, Could you please tell me how you make the ginger juice. I too have GERD that flares up from time to time. I love ginger and have been using ginger drops added to ginger tea. What else have you found that helps? <<Dianne, I would be interested in how you make your juice. Very simple really, I just use a knife to cut off the outer bark and feed the peeled pieces into the juicer. The resulting juice has a lot of sediment, but I just let it settle to the bottom and don't work about it. Be warned though, the ginger juice is not like ginger syrup. Without any sweetener (as an O nonnie I don't use any) it's got a very, very sharp bite. Personally, I like it! As for other things I do for my GERD, pretty much the standard stuff... avoiding acidic foods, sleeping with my head elevated, taking Prilosec daily and drinking soothing teas such as chamomile after meals. I learned about the ginger juice from someone on the (now defunct) bulletin board on Dr. <!--more--> D'Adamo's website. You can still search the archives so if anyone finds the post please send us all the link. Dianne in L.A. O nonnie <<Hi Dianne, Could you please tell me how you make the ginger juice. I too
have GERD that flares up from time to time. I love ginger and have been
using ginger drops added to ginger tea. What else have you found that
helps?
<<Dianne, I would be interested in how you make your juice.
Very simple really, I just use a knife to cut off the outer bark and feed
the peeled pieces into the juicer. The resulting juice has a lot of
sediment, but I just let it settle to the bottom and don’t work about it.
Be warned though, the ginger juice is not like ginger syrup. Without any
sweetener (as an O nonnie I don’t use any) it’s got a very, very sharp bite.
Personally, I like it!
As for other things I do for my GERD, pretty much the standard stuff…
avoiding acidic foods, sleeping with my head elevated, taking Prilosec daily
and drinking soothing teas such as chamomile after meals. I learned about
the ginger juice from someone on the (now defunct) bulletin board on Dr.

D’Adamo’s website. You can still search the archives so if anyone finds the
post please send us all the link.
Dianne in L.A.
O nonnie

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