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Ginger is energetic and fiery and adds power to any magical activity.Ginger is a warm, stimulating plant that triggers the immune system and is great for any cold conditions associated with shivering. Such as low grade fever or walking home from the bus stop in the rain.

Cardamom is a stimulating herb that relaxes the body and clarifies the mind and should be used in any situation where these are needed. Cardamom has expectorant, stimulating, tonic, warm, aphrodisiac, antibacterial, antimycotic, antiviral, carminative, antispasmodic and expectorant effects. People who have digestive problems, particularly with gluten, may find it helpful to have a cup of cardamom tea after a meal. Or Chai tea, which contains cardamom. It is also excellent for chest congestion.

Clove oil helps stimulate circulation to the skin. It can be added to warming massage oils and dabbed on acne to encourage healing.Use clove buds in a tea to improve digestion, prevent and relieve flatulence and relieve nausea and diarrhea. It is also lovely steeped in milk, wine or juice with a cinnamon stick for these purposes.

Cinnamon is great for upset stomachs, including car sickness and morning sickness, and digestive problems, including gas, vomiting and diarrhea. It is called for in teas and other healing beverages when a warming affect is desired. It is also useful in combination as it stimulates the action of other herbs. A cup of cinnamon tea after dinner is said to stimulate digestion and help regulate blood sugar. 

Credit: Witchipedia the online encyclopedia of witchcraft, paganism and the occult