Two ways to KILL COLDS and FLUS!

In this episode Dee discusses two methods that he uses to prevent and destroy colds and flus. During the winter time, ginger is a great herb to incorporate into your diet for it's immune boosting properties. While ginger has many benefits, this video solely focuses on it's ability to aid the bodies defence against rhino viruses.

The ginger fact in this video was learned from a book entitled "Green Pharmacy Guide to Healing Foods" by James A. Duke, Ph.D. The book provides a good introduction into the medicinal qualities of many books.

For a more indepth study of ginger I recommend "Ginger Common Spice and Wonder Drug" by Paul Schulick

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• flus
• influenza
• rhino viruses

[joe6dotcom]

Great idea about putting Ginger Root in a smoothie!

[bookconsumption]

@joe6dotcom Thanks :)

[Le5hitbag]

good info, thanks

[bookconsumption]

@Le5hitbag My pleasure :)

[adamnylander]

great stuff!!! personally I find staying off meat and dairy products and consequently having a clean colon/a good probiotic balance in my colon to be enough to stay off flu's or colds... but WOW! Ginger root is a massive parasite/virus slayer =) I like garlic aswell for that but Ginger is really the king of parasite cleansing... Thanks man!! Stay well! Greetings from Sweden!! PEACE

[bookconsumption]

@adamnylander I agree :) with you -a cleaner colon and a cleaner lymphatic and circulatory system ...no cholestorol ...no problem! :)

[RawChanneLife]

I am currently experiencing my FIRST cold in 20 years....I've been on & off again raw in the last 2 years....on & off really messes with any state of health you have. It sux, cuz I NEVER got

"colds/flus" when they came around.....some peeps believe in healing crisis, some believe in dehydration (the Science), & maybe it's a freakin bug (the myth), I believe it's my green smoothies, over worked, under watered, shared a hug & a breath with those who were sick.

[darknessxislight]

just ran across this video and i think you've got some great ideas and i'll surely look into ginger.. i keep sickness away with garlic.. garlic and onion both can absorb toxins through the air.. i just leave some garlic out and throw it away when it gets gross.. i keep it above my fridge too so no one notices that its there

[lolitaglitter]

@kswiatlo LOL. Just randomly caught your comment and had to do a double-take. Not to hate or anything, but that sounds positively nasty!!!! Garlic milk!!! :) I sincerely hope it helped you!! :) I know garlic has it's benefits but as a vegan and someone who spends hours researching nutrition, of course I have my personal doubts about milk. I totally agree with you about exercise though. Take care and have a wonderful day, sorry if I sounded mean or anything, just was reacting :)

[lolitaglitter]

When I had the flu, I made green juices out of spinach and ginger ALONE. I plugged my nose and gulped them down. They REALLY helped my arthritis pain more than anything else...I didn't need to take my meds for my whole flu which was wonderful. If you don't prevent an illness you're at least doing something highly beneficial for your body by ingesting ginger. Anything anti-inflammatory is gonna be great for your body. Thanks for the funny and informative video, as always. :)

[Greenhelper7]

Was just drinking a glass of green juice with lots of Ginger as I watched this video. Ginger is good stuff! Since going raw, haven't had any cold or flu issues. When I used to have those episodes however, I would blend a peeled grapefruit and a peeled orange with a little water and powdered vitamin C. Some Ginger in that blend probably would have been awesome as well. Cheers!

[Danodfyful]

Good one, I just picked up some fresh organic baby ginger, love it in the teas.

[VitalityMassage]

Good vid man. Thanks for reminding me to read. Of course that would be good for preventing a cold...learn more. I'll consume more every chance I get.