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 While ginger tea is generally considered safe for consumption, it can cause side effects in some people, particularly when consumed in large amounts. These can include heartburn, stomach upset, and mouth irritation. People with certain health conditions, such as gallstones, should also avoid consuming ginger tea.
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			== Ginger_tea ==
			<gallery>
			File:Ginger_tea.jpg\|Ginger tea
			File:Limon&zingiber.jpg\|Lemon and ginger
			File:A_boiled_Lemon_and_ginger_tea.jpg\|A boiled lemon and ginger tea
			File:Saenggang-cha_6.jpg\|Saenggang-cha
			File:Saenggang-cha_5.jpg\|Saenggang-cha
			File:Lemongrass_ginger_tea.jpg\|Lemongrass ginger tea
			File:Teh_Halia_(Singapore).jpg\|Teh Halia (Singapore)
			File:Wedang_Jahe.jpg\|Wedang Jahe
			File:Pampanga_Prado_Farm_-_Ginger_Tea,_Salabat.jpg\|Ginger tea, Salabat
			File:The_Salabat_toddy_-_rye_and_ginger._Nice_cuz_it's_ever_so_slightly_chilly_out.jpg\|The Salabat toddy - rye and ginger
			File:Kullad_chai.jpg\|Kullad chai
			</gallery>
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'''Ginger tea''' is a type of [[herbal tea]] made by boiling [[ginger]] root in water. It is a popular beverage in various cultures worldwide, particularly in East Asia and Southeast Asia.

==Etymology==
The term "ginger tea" is derived from the English words "ginger", which is a translation of the Latin ''zingiber'', and "tea", which comes from the Chinese word ''té''. The Latin ''zingiber'' is itself derived from the Sanskrit ''śṛṅgavēra'', which means "horn body", a reference to the shape of the ginger root.

==Preparation and Consumption==
Ginger tea is typically prepared by boiling pieces of ginger root in water. The tea can be sweetened with [[honey]] or [[sugar]], and additional flavors such as [[lemon]] or [[mint]] can be added. In some cultures, milk or cream is also added to the tea.

Ginger tea is often consumed for its potential health benefits. It is believed to aid in digestion, reduce nausea, and alleviate cold and flu symptoms. However, these claims are not universally accepted and more research is needed to confirm them.

==Variations==
There are many variations of ginger tea worldwide. In Korea, the tea is known as ''[[saenggangcha]]'' and is often served with [[pine nut]]s. In the Philippines, it is called ''[[salabat]]'' and is traditionally served during the Christmas season. In Indonesia, a similar beverage is known as ''[[wedang jahe]]''.

==Health Risks==
While ginger tea is generally considered safe for consumption, it can cause side effects in some people, particularly when consumed in large amounts. These can include heartburn, stomach upset, and mouth irritation. People with certain health conditions, such as gallstones, should also avoid consuming ginger tea.

==See Also==
* [[Herbal tea]]
* [[Ginger]]
* [[Ginger ale]]
* [[Ginger beer]]

==References==
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[[Category:Herbal tea]]
[[Category:Ginger]]
[[Category:Non-alcoholic drinks]]

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