Chewable Ginger 500 mg - 10 Chewable Tablets

Many call ginger the stomach's best friend. The aromatic root of this plant, which is present on the spice shelves in many households, is an excellent remedy against nausea and vomiting caused by disturbances in the vestibular apparatus, contributes to overcoming problems such as indigestion and lack of appetite, and helps relieve menstrual pain.

A few words about ginger

Ginger (Zingiber officinale) is a herbaceous plant of the turmeric and cardamom family. The rhizome (underground stem) is used as food and medicine, and is distinguished by its pungent taste and strong pleasant aroma. The health effects of ginger are largely due to its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, as well as the rich content of beneficial ingredients such as gingerol, shogaol, paradol and zingerol. In fact, over 100 substances have been isolated from the plant, which have not only antioxidant, but also anticancer, neuroprotective and cardioprotective properties.

In traditional Chinese medicine, ginger has been used for over four millennia as a remedy for nausea and dysentery, as well as to stimulate digestion. The root was mentioned in 5 BC by Confucius, who was an ardent admirer of it. In Europe, ginger entered the Mediterranean, where it was brought in the first century and quickly spread to all corners of the continent.

It was introduced to the Americas in the late 16th century and quickly found its place among the mainstays of traditional medicine. In Trinidad, it was made into a tea to treat indigestion and morning sickness, in Mexico it was served grated and mixed with water after meals, and in Brazil it was used as a remedy for cramps, stomach discomfort, and flatulence.

Health benefits of ginger
→ Helps with nausea and vomiting – Ginger, known for centuries as an effective remedy against motion sickness, is also a main ingredient in many modern medications against nausea caused by traveling by vehicles, pregnancy, flu or stomach virus. The active substances in its composition stimulate the secretion of digestive enzymes that neutralize stomach acid and bile juice to relieve the urge to vomit. In addition, by inhibiting the function of serotonin in the gastrointestinal tract, they prevent overstimulation of the vagus nerve, which causes nausea and stomach discomfort.
→ Helps control weight – The aromatic root suppresses appetite and thus helps get rid of stubborn pounds. It attacks the causes of their accumulation, especially around the abdomen – overeating, hormonal problems and insufficient physical activity due to lack of energy. Stress and hormonal changes can cause peaks in cortisol levels in the blood, which can lead to metabolic disorders. Ginger helps restore hormonal balance, thereby contributing to increased physical and mental energy. It also stimulates thermogenesis (the conversion of food into energy), accelerating metabolism and creating a feeling of satiety.
→ Stimulates body cleansing – By stimulating digestion, blood circulation and sweating, ginger helps cleanse the body of toxins. It contains over 25 antioxidant substances that neutralize free radicals, preventing the damage they cause at the cellular level.

In addition, ginger aids in the treatment of bacterial and fungal infections, helps relieve inflammatory processes and menstrual pain, reduces the risk of cancer and stomach ulcers, contributes to blood sugar regulation, and supports brain function.

Method of administration:
For adults over 18 years: For symptoms of motion sickness: chew 1 tablet 30 minutes before travel. May repeat every 4 hours as needed. For digestive problems: Chew 2 tablets daily.