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Shaashvat Ginger

Shaashvat Ginger

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Ginger, a ‘Root of Wellness’, will aid digestion, boost vitality, and soothe with its anti-inflammatory properties. We source this from Mr. Mathews George, advancing our shared mission of organic, sustainable agriculture.
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Ayurveda Recommends

■ Suitable for Vata & Kapha. In moderation and with precaution for Pitta
■ Those with Pitta predominance should use Dry Ginger in small quantities & occasionally. Take it with/immediately after food, preferably combined with pitta balancing items like ghee, sugar, or honey. It can also be consumed with milk, if suitable.
■ Bloating: Drink a cup of diluted buttermilk with ½ tsp of dry ginger powder & pinch of salt
■ Hiccups: 1 gm of dry ginger powder mixed with honey - to be taken in three equal parts three times during the day.
■ Poor hunger & indigestion: 5 gm dry ginger powder mixed with jaggery (double the quantity) - to be taken before breakfast and lunch
○ Ingredients: Dry Ginger
○ Ginger Farming
■ Dry Ginger is widely used in many Ayurveda formulas like Trikatu etc. Being of pungent rasa & hot in potency, dry ginger pacifies Vata & Kapha doshas. The spice is considered to have many natural healing benefits like reducing inflammation, removing toxins, kindling digestion & absorbing excess fluids in the body. Since it heats the body, it should be sparingly used during summer seasons.
■ Prana Kitchens sources Ginger from Mr. Matthews George who has adopted entirely natural & bio-organic
farming techniques to cultivate ginger on his farm. He uses micro nutrients to enrich the soil & bio organisms that are natural predators for Ginger plants. He believes that a healthy soil will yield the best, nutritious, & flavor rich ginger. The way nature intended! Mr. Matthews adopts a holistic & long term perspective when it comes to farming & improving crop yield using techniques that improve water conservation & soil biodiversity on his farm.

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Weight: 85G | 2.9oz

Ingredients: Dry Ginger

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Ginger Farming Practices

Dry Ginger is widely used in many Ayurveda formulas like Trikatu etc. Being of pungent rasa & hot in potency, dry ginger pacifies Vata & Kapha doshas. The spice is considered to have many natural healing benefits like reducing inflammation, removing toxins, kindling digestion & absorbing excess fluids in the body. Since it heats the body, it should be sparingly used during summer seasons. Prana Kitchens sources Ginger from Mr. Matthews George who has adopted entirely natural & bio-organic farming techniques to cultivate ginger on his farm. He uses micro nutrients to enrich the soil & bio organisms that are natural predators for Ginger plants. He believes that a healthy soil will yield the best, nutritious, & flavor rich ginger. The way nature intended! Mr. Matthews adopts a holistic & long term perspective when it comes to farming & improving crop yield using techniques that improve water conservation & soil biodiversity on his farm.

Mr. Matthews George cultivates cardamom, ginger, and turmeric in Karunapuram, Kerala. After a 25-year tenure in banking, he changed course to traditional sustainable farming. He plants for
biodiversity, efficiently manages bio-waste, conserves water, and uses natural fertilizers—techniques he shares with his community to encourage their green living.

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Mr. Matthews George cultivates cardamom, ginger, and turmeric in Karunapuram, Kerala. After a 25-year tenure in banking, he quit his job to pursue a mission to live sustainably. Mr. Matthews long felt an urge to do something for his community. While he dedicated time to youth life-coaching and rural empowerment programs, he always felt a strong draw to workshops on sustainable living. Mr. Matthews realized how climate change fed broader issues of poverty & inequality and that these could not be
alleviated without practicing sustainability. It was then he decided to serve his community by growing safe and clean food without harming the ecosystem. Despite lacking prior experience, Mr. Matthews acquired 4 acres of land, and set off to understand and implement traditional ways of farming. Mr. Matthews found success in integrating natural fertilizers into his farm: he reared cattle for manure, and he developed an efficient bio-waste management system. Unfortunately he faced other challenges. With limits on what natural pest repellants can do & yields with organic farming being typically lower, he faced inflated production costs. Organically farmed crops are also visually less attractive which further reduced market demands. Despite these challenges, Mr. Matthews persisted with his sustainability efforts. He managed
run-off and groundwater recharge for water conservation, and he increased the area’s biodiversity by planting native shrubs. Soon enough, his community began to listen too, appreciating it when Mr. Matthews explained the benefits of sustainable farming. Now, he has regular customers who spread his message. In fact, he is developing a center for sustainable living to further expand his network. Mr. Matthews imagines guiding his community to adopt more sustainable practices. He hopes to house a
space where individuals can experience various sustainability tools, including his waste management and water conservation techniques. He believes this exposure will empower people to adopt these methods. Someday, with enough interest, he hopes they will become model communities for sustainable and holistic development.

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