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Cilia are the filter cells in your lungs, known for one thing: sweep debris and pathogens out.
This is the point where it happens. The effect of ginger is not on your lungs directly. It is on these cells. This is how Cellfresco reads nutrition, at the level of the cell rather than the organ.
Cilia are described as: sweep debris and pathogens out. They sit inside your lungs, and what reaches them through your bloodstream shapes how well they do that job. Food and daily habits are part of what reaches them. That is the whole idea behind Cellfresco: every meal carries information, and cells like these are the ones reading it.
Cilia live in your lungs. The list below is every organ system discussed alongside them across Cellfresco episodes, so it is broader than the cell itself.
Eating ginger sends a signal to cilia. Nasal Breathing send a signal to the same cells. These are the cells involved when people notice shortness of breath, persistent cough, airway tightness.
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