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WHERE IS ITS ORIGIN? Zingiber officinale rocs, a perennial plant with pungent rhizome (collection of roots) belongs to zingiberaceae family probably native to South-Eastern Asia. It is used as an aromatic spice, flavoring agent, food and medicinal herb. It was used in China and India by the first century AD and it was well known in England by the eleventh century. Ginger was first grown in the Caribbean and Latin America in the late 1500s and also found throughout Africa and Arabia long before. The US brings fresh ginger from Hawaii.   WHAT ARE THE PROPERTIES OF GINGER RHIZOME? Ginger rhizome is aromatic in nature. It is best anti-oxidant, anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial and anti-fungal product. Moreover, it has anti-cancer properties inhibits all disease causing agents by its herbal character.   GENERAL BY-PRODUCTS OBTAINED FROM GINGER: Apart from its medicinal values, there are lot of by-products obtained from ginger rhizomes and used throughout this world. Candies and Preserves: C

Premenstrual syndrome affects almost more than seventy percent of women in the United States and comparatively less for women living in Southeast Asia. The reason being, there is a huge difference in their life style.  It is considered as a defective function of the ovaries pertaining to the women’s monthly menstrual cycle, it significantly affects a women’s bodily and psychological state, and often constrained with regular activities as a consequence of hormone unstable instability. The syndrome fall in one to two weeks before menstruation and then degenerated when the period begins. Here we will talk about the benefits of peony root bark for curing the occurrence of syndrome. A Brief Introduction Peony is an exclusive genus found in the flowering plant belongs to the house of paeoniaceae. Peony is a blood and liver stimulant medicine, it contributes to promoting blood circulation to the brain and improve the liver function in protein metabolism. How this herb affects women with