Dried Ginger Root is often thought of as merely a culinary spice, but ginger has a long history of medicinal usage, including the management of respiratory infections, colds, and flu and the reduction of nausea. 
 
A great addition to honeys, salves, oils, teas, tinctures, and oxymels.
 
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