Medically reviewed by Aviv Joshua, MS, RDN Certain teas, such as green tea, ginger, rosehip, and fennel, contain compounds ...

Ginger's antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties strengthen immunity, protecting against colds and flu. Gingerols in ginger can help relieve nausea caused by pregnancy, chemotherapy, or surgery ...

Pregnancy is one of the most special times in a woman's life. At this time, both the body and the mind become very sensitive. In such a situation, slight fatigue, slight change of weather or cold air ...

Ginger and tulsi teas both aid monsoon health: ginger offers quick relief from colds and digestion issues, while tulsi boosts long-term immunity and respiratory health. Proper storage and a balanced ...

Remember the days when every celebrity and influencer was promoting some type of tummy tea? Well, those teas were more like laxatives that just made you stay on the toilet for far too long. You might ...

December is here and the winter cold is in its best form; well, almost. As the air arrests you in cold, hot beverages become a comforting and essential part of your daily routine. From warming your ...

Certain herbal teas can interfere with anesthesia, blood clotting, and blood pressure, making them risky before surgery.

The team behind popular ginger drinks business Ginger Yums is expanding with Alpharetta concept the Ginger Room. Co-owners Angela Avery and Dr. Karl Walbrook offer “all things ginger,” according to a ...