Rayilyn Brown
Director AZNPF
Arizona Chapter National Parkinson Foundation
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Subject: Healthy tip of the month from American Parkinson Disease Association
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How do you deal with the effects of nausea?
An APDA supporter recently sent this tip that has worked well for her and others she has mentioned it to -- candied/crystalized ginger.
Candied ginger is readily available and easy to find in most large grocery stores. Some folks find it a bit on the spicy side, but in very small amounts, it seems to do wonders with supressing feelings of nausea.
"I usually eat five or six small, quarter-sized pieces and it always helps", she mentioned.
Ginger, in any form, has been used for nausea and sea-, air-, and car-sickness for ages -- with no side effects! (Although, if you are concerned about side effects, contact your doctor before trying ginger.)
"If other suggestions for combatting nausea haven't worked, I hope this one does the trick!"
A very special thanks to D. Black for sharing this healthy Parkinson's tip!
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