Why You're Always Told To Drink Ginger Ale When You Have A Stomach Ache
Even if you just have a slight tummy ache, you've probably heard that the best way to cure it is to drink a little ginger ale. But why is that the go-to?
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Even if you just have a slight tummy ache, you've probably heard that the best way to cure it is to drink a little ginger ale. But why is that the go-to?
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