GINGER TEA ☕☕☕This tea will induce your period most effectively. Late periods...Are you worried about late period?Try this simple tea recipe that will induce your late periods. Ginger Tea🍵🍵🍵Ginger tea is a super effective drink that is recommended for you to ease out discomfort during period days . It does not only induce periods but also tones down period cramps.Ginger promotes uterine contractions , which further stimulates mensuration . It helps to regulate blood flow and even regularizes periods.MAKE FRESH GINGER TEAYou'll need:• 2 tablespoons fresh ginger (about 2 inches)• 1-2 cups water• 1 tablespoon fresh lemon or lime juice (optional)• Honey to tasteHere's how to make it:-1. Slice ginger thinly2. Bring to the boil in a pot then simmer for at least 5-10 minutes. 3. Remove, strain, add honey and lemon juice. ✔️This drink is very helpful during periods generally you can take 2 times in a day to reduce Cramps and Stress level during periods .Nutritionist Noumita ChatterjeeB.SC, M.SC in Food and nutritionInternship - Charring cross nursing home.Follow my page Healthy Diet & Nutrition Zone #tipoftheday #periodstruggles #periodscrampsrelief #stressrelief #improvedigestion #healthylifestyle

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