Zencefil Faydaları
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Zencefil (zencebil) : Zencefilgiller familyasından anayurdu Hindistan ve Malezya olan etli rizomlu bitkidir. Baharat olarak kullanılır. Tıbbi zencefilin tropik ülkelerde kültürü yapılır.
Faydası : İştah açar. Mide ve bağırsaklardaki gazı söktürür. Kusmayı önler. İshali keser. Bağırsak bozukluklarını giderir. Soğuk algınlığında çabuk iyileşmeyi sağlar. Bedeni ve zihni gücü artırır. Cinsel istekleri kamçılar.
Kaynaklar ve Referanslar
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