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Ginger is a sweet substitute for honey that can help alleviate the muscle and joint pain that is a common symptom of multiple sclerosis (MS). As a naturally occurring antiinflammatory, it can reduce the inflammation around the nerves and muscles that causes the stiffness and physical pain associated with MS.
Cutting up ginger root and adding it to some of your favorite meals or choosing to make a warm cup of tea out of it can bring delicious and healthy improvements to your daily lifestyle.
Check with your doctor before you make any changes to your diet, and remember to stop eating something if it makes you feel ill.
Cutting up ginger root and adding it to some of your favorite meals or choosing to make a warm cup of tea out of it can bring delicious and healthy improvements to your daily lifestyle.
Check with your doctor before you make any changes to your diet, and remember to stop eating something if it makes you feel ill.
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