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Ginger

$ 0.19/Day

This favorite holiday spice promotes digestion and helps calm a queasy stomach.*

  • Supports digestion*
  • Helps ease occasional nausea*
Ginger

Benefits of Ginger

  • Supports digestion*
  • Helps ease occasional nausea*

Is our Ginger right for you?

Soothe and Settle*

You experience occasional indigestion or nausea*

Happy first trimester

You experience morning sickness associated with pregnancy*

Maintain balance*

You are prone to physical or mental stress and want to maintain a balanced immune response.*

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Made without Major Allergens
Made without Major Allergens

*All supplements are packaged in a facility that processes products containing wheat, soy,
lactose, corn, egg, fish, shellfish, treenuts, peanuts and gluten. Cross contamination may occur.

Supplement Facts

Serving Size 1

  • Amount
    Per Serving
    % Daily
    Value
  • Ginger (Zingiber officinale)(root) 550 mg

Other Ingredients: Gelatin. Contains <2% of: Silica, Vegetable Magnesium Stearate.

Common drug-nutrient interactions

Common drug-nutrient interactions

Common drug-nutrient interactions

Learn more on our Drug-Nutrient Interaction database.

Blood Thinning Medications

Combination may result in an additive effect of blood becoming too thin, potentially increasing the risk of side effects like bruising or bleeding.

Why it works

Why it works

Why it works

Stress, diet, or pregnancy can cause occasional digestive upset. Ginger stimulates digestion and promotes gastrointestinal comfort.* It helps ease temporary symptoms of nausea, and ordinary morning sickness associated with pregnancy.*

What the research says

What the research says

What the research says

Though Ginger is commonly used for digestive support, it is also associated with several other health-supportive benefits.* Ginger's sharp, spicy flavor comes from its natural oils, especially gingerol. Gingerol is a phytochemical with antioxidant activity and is thought to support cellular integrity and a healthy immune system balance.* It may also support normal cardiovascular function by inhibiting substances associated with blood clots.*

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How to take it

How to take it

How to take it

Take with food and plenty of water

When to take it

When to take it

When to take it

  • Morning pack: Take with or after breakfast
    Evening pack: Take with a late afternoon snack or dinner
    Bedtime pack: Take about an hour before going to bed
Ginger

Supplement Facts

Serving Size 1

  • Amount
    Per Serving
    % Daily
    Value
  • Ginger (Zingiber officinale)(root) 550 mg

Other Ingredients: Gelatin. Contains <2% of: Silica, Vegetable Magnesium Stearate.

Is this supplement
right for you?

Take the assessment or schedule a consultation with a
nutritionist to find out.

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