Concentrated juice of ginger, lemon and honey
Ginger, lemon and honey combined form the most powerful detoxifier for the body. In addition to the detoxification effect, there is also a strong tonic, which increases the immunity of the body especially during colds. When making this concentrate, we also obtain a by-product: macerated ginger pulp with honey .
Servings: 50 servings
1 liter of concentrated juice = about 50 tablespoons of concentrated syrup (one tablespoon being considered an adult portion ~ 20ml)
Ingredients
Materials
- - roots juicer
- - containers
Preparation
Wash and then peel the ginger.
Wash and then peel the lemons.
We squeeze the ginger the roots juicer. Being a strong root, it is recommended to be cut into smaller pieces so as not to block the juicer.
After we finish squeezing the ginger juice, we put the resulting pulp in a container to create an additional product. Add 2 tablespoons of honey and mix. Thus I formed the first product "ginger pulp with honey", which must be left to macerate ~ 12 hours and kept cold. One teaspoon is consumed in the glass of water, in the tea and even in the coffee (to the imagination).
Ginger juice is put in a larger container.
Cut the lemons into 4 and then squeze with the juicer. The resulting juice is poured over the ginger juice.
Add the honey and mix vigorously.
Put the mixture in a tightly sealed bottle and keep it in a cold place. Thus I finished the main product "ginger honey concentrate".
Administration
Ginger pulp macerate with honey: (~ 12 hours of maceration) forms a product as valuable as the first. Put a teaspoon in various hot or cold drinks, such as teas, coffee, fresh drinks, ... it can be used for cooking.
Observations
In the preparation of this concentrated juice we also obtain a by-product: macerated ginger pulp with honey .
Effects and benefits
- stimulates digestion
- prevents oral infections
- antioxidant
- tonic / energizing (increases endurance of athletes)
- strengthens the immune system
- remedy for colds and flu
- contributes to lower LDL bad cholesterol
- relieves nausea
- natural anti-inflammatory
- contributes to skin and hair care
- helps to rebalance blood pH
- the risk of kidney stones decreases
- strengthens the walls of veins and capillaries
- cleans blood vessels
- anti-carcinogenic
- natural analgesic
Side effects
In very high doses it can become a diuretic.
Contraindications
Attention to people with hemorrhoidal problems.
FAQ 💡❓
What are the benefits of drinking ginger, lemon, and honey concentrate daily?
➡️ Daily consumption may support immunity, reduce inflammation, improve digestion, and maintain good energy levels throughout the day.
Can this drink replace coffee?
➡️ Yes, thanks to the tonic and energizing effect of ginger, it can be a natural alternative to coffee, without the side effects of caffeine.
Is it recommended to drink on an empty stomach?
➡️ A small amount in the morning on an empty stomach may stimulate metabolism and detoxification, but people with sensitive stomachs should dilute it or drink it after meals.
How long can ginger, lemon, and honey concentrate be stored?
➡️ When kept refrigerated in an airtight container, it retains its properties for 1–2 weeks.
Can it be used preventively during the cold season?
➡️ Yes, regular consumption in the cold months may help reduce the risk of colds and flu, strengthening the immune system.
Is it effective for soothing sore throats?
➡️ The combination of ginger and honey has a calming and anti-inflammatory effect on irritated throats, useful at the first signs of discomfort.
Can children take it?
➡️ It can be given to children over 3 years old in small amounts, but medical advice is recommended, especially in case of honey allergy or gastric sensitivity.
Does this drink help with weight loss?
➡️ Ginger and lemon stimulate metabolism and fat burning, while honey provides natural energy, making it supportive in weight loss as part of a balanced diet.
Are there risks if consumed in excess?
➡️ Yes, excessive intake may cause heartburn, diarrhea, or increased blood sugar, especially in people with digestive sensitivity or diabetes.
Can it be used as an adjunct in cardiovascular conditions?
➡️ Studies suggest ginger and lemon may help maintain blood pressure and cholesterol at normal levels, but they do not replace medical treatment.
Is it useful against chronic fatigue?
➡️ Yes, thanks to its energizing and detoxifying properties, it may support people suffering from persistent fatigue.
Can it be combined with teas or other drinks?
➡️ Yes, it can be added to warm teas (not hot, to preserve honey’s enzymes) or sparkling water, for a tonic and refreshing effect.
Is it suitable for people with diabetes?
➡️ It should be consumed cautiously, as honey raises blood sugar; medical approval is required before regular use.
Can it also be used externally?
➡️ Diluted juice can be applied to the skin as a natural tonic due to the antibacterial properties of ginger and honey, but tolerance should be tested first.
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