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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Cancer / September 2004nausea and ginger
there was a thread here a few days back about nausea, and using ginger to combat it. I went digging for the stuff that we use. figgertoes favorite solution is organic ginger snaps that come in .4g sized pills. They are a combination of ginger root, molasses, and cane juice. Kind of tasty actually. You can get tins of them from http://www.econaturalsolutions.com  SignatureI AM SPEWS (SLAPP PREVENTION ELECTRONIC WHITENOISE SYSTEM) "Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we." George W. Bush 8/5/04 >there was a thread here a few days back about nausea, and using ginger to >combat it. I went digging for the stuff that we use. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >Kind of tasty actually. You can get tins of them from >http://www.econaturalsolutions.com Hey Socks I tried to drink ginger made me sick, I got the red in the little vials man oh man talk about heaving my toes up, I have not tried the cookies or snaps so maybe they would be ok, but even the ginger soda made me ill. > I tried to drink ginger made me sick, I got the red in the little vials > man oh man talk about heaving my toes up, I have not tried the cookies > or snaps so maybe they would be ok, but even the ginger soda made me > ill. Use Google and type in CIMER and go to Reviews (then plants) on that web page. there's lots there about ginger. They mention doses IIRC, capsules are supposed to be better than powder. they also mention gallbladder. So I typed gallstones and ginger into Google (try that and just look at the Google summaries, not each web page) and more than one website said something about ginger increases bile production. Others mention gallbladder issues. Is your gallbladder ok? J >there was a thread here a few days back about nausea, and using ginger to >combat it. I went digging for the stuff that we use. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >Kind of tasty actually. You can get tins of them from >http://www.econaturalsolutions.com Socks, did you try them and did they work? I just got back from chemo a few days ago. The topic is veyr relevant right now! Someday in the distant future, archeologists digging thru the ruins of alt.support.cancer will discover that F.B. <freddyb@no.email.reply.net> had this to say on 05 Sep 2004: >>there was a thread here a few days back about nausea, and using ginger >>to combat it. I went digging for the stuff that we use. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Socks, did you try them and did they work? I just got back from chemo > a few days ago. The topic is veyr relevant right now! after chemo kytril was my friend. ginger seems to work for lesser nausea though SignatureI AM SPEWS (SLAPP PREVENTION ELECTRONIC WHITENOISE SYSTEM) "Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we." George W. Bush 8/5/04 > there was a thread here a few days back about nausea, and using ginger > to combat it. I went digging for the stuff that we use. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > juice. Kind of tasty actually. You can get tins of them from > http://www.econaturalsolutions.com Figgertoes checking in here after an absence. I have used the chewy, crystalized ginger for years for nausea caused by motion & just as a treat because I like the taste. I find it in supermarkets & health food stores. However, it is quite hot & spicy. We have used many forms of ginger for Socks' non-chemo nausea. We got some sweeter, chewy candies from the Thai market. A microbrewery in Ft. Collins brews its own ginger soft drink which is stronger than what I've found commercially. Even gingersnap cookies are good if you're up to a little food. Wild Oats sells a tub of really intense cookies. Whatever the form, it all seems to work - and pretty much instantly. For us anyway. Figgertoes SignatureBush wants to spend $80 Billion to rebuild Iraq's infrastructure. Is it too late for Colorado to surrender to the US Army? > Figgertoes checking in here after an absence. Welcome back, Figgertoes. How did the visit go with Aunt Ruth? Or is she still there? Hugs J Someday in the distant future, archeologists digging thru the ruins of alt.support.cancer will discover that J <episode@example.com> had this to say on 26 Sep 2004: >> Figgertoes checking in here after an absence. > > Welcome back, Figgertoes. > How did the visit go with Aunt Ruth? Or is she still there? > Hugs > J Gone. it was a blast. we should have done this years ago. Someone forgot to tell her that she's an old person, and we got some serious partying in. She had more life in her at 79 than my father, her brother, had in him at 45. > Gone. it was a blast. we should have done this years ago. Someone forgot > to tell her that she's an old person, and we got some serious partying in. > She had more life in her at 79 than my father, her brother, had in him at > 45. Kewl :-) thanks, J agent01413@my-deja.com said... > Someday in the distant future, archeologists digging thru the ruins of > alt.support.cancer will discover that J <episode@example.com> had this to [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > She had more life in her at 79 than my father, her brother, had in him at > 45. Woo! Now *that's* my kind of old lady! I've found that the best crystallized ginger comes from a Chinese store called chungchoucity. I shop at their New York store on Grand Street in Chinatown. They have a web site at: www.chungchoucity.com I have no affiliation or commercial interest in this. Strictly FYI... bc |
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