GoodMorning VHalia With Health Benefits Of Ginger

Unveiling our latest product, VHalia!

To be honest, I, like you had my doubts on this product… until I gave it a shot and IT. WAS. SO. GOOD. It actually caught me by surprise too, the idea of combining ginger and wholegrains.

So, I’m sure everyone have heard of Teh Halia and the usual ginger tea after a massage. And also, why do new mothers consume so much ginger during their confinement? What exactly is the big hype on ginger?

First and foremost, there are 3 types of ginger.

Young Ginger 嫩姜
Bentong Ginger 文冬姜
Bamboo Ginger 竹姜

Bamboo Ginger hails from mountains of Taiwan and only grows at 1000m above sea level. It takes 7 years to harvest, and that’s why it is the spiciest!

	Bamboo Ginger	Bentong Ginger	Spring Ginger
Plantation	Mountains	Taller Hills	Hills
Harvest Period	7 years	1 year	3 years
Ginger Content	720mg/100g	460mg/100g	112mg/100g
Shape	Long, thin & many branches	Thin skin, no residue	Round
Dietary Fibre	3.3g/100g	1.05g/100g	0.9g/100g

Firstly, its unique flavour and taste comes from a chemical substance called – Gingerol. Scientific research has definitely proven that Ginger, is indeed a superfood.

Health Benefits of Gingerol

Anti-inflammatory, Anti-cancer, Anti-oxidant¹
It has the ability to inhibit and reduce the risk of several diseases like cancer
Remedy for nausea²
Treats the common nausea and helps one feel better especially when under the common flu/morning sickness
Lowers blood sugar and improves heart disease³
Lowers cholesterol level⁴
Reduces menstrual cramps⁵

You must be thinking, “I don’t have any of the above health issues, so why does this concerns me?”. Well, in countries where the weather is hot and humid, one would frequently eat cold food and beverages just to keep cool.

However, according to Traditional Chinese Medicine — consuming cold food and beverages can damage the spleen in the long run. This will affect our spleens’ function to process nutrients efficiently, resulting in a lower immunity system. In TCM, this would be called Yang deficient and would result in the following systems;

Cold hands and feet
Inability to tolerate cold weather
Poor blood circulation
Easily tired or sick due to poor immunity

Ginger, is a yang food, which can warm our bodies up by promoting blood circulation.

VHalia is a combination of 18 wholegrains, including quinoa, beta-glucan, prebiotics and calcium! With so much health benefits to boost, why not give VHalia a try today?