There is inconclusive evidence that ginger makes the platelets "less sticky" in the same way that a low dose of aspirin does, and the homeopathic people would have you believe that ginger is the way to go to reduce cardiovascular disease. There is no evidence that ginger reduces the platelet count, nor is their any hard data that suppors ginger's use as a cardiovascular aid. The evidence that ginger helps gastrointestinal problems and balance is strong. BTW, ginger has been used by Chinese for a very long time.
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