🫚 Herbs · Strong evidence
Ginger Root
Nausea · anti-inflammatory · digestion · pain. People take it for:
- Nausea and vomiting reduction
- Anti-inflammatory effects
- Joint pain reduction
- Digestive motility improvement
- Blood sugar regulation
- Menstrual pain relief
Why it works
Ginger is a powerful anti-nausea and anti-inflammatory herb with strong evidence for nausea (pregnancy, chemotherapy, motion sickness), joint pain, and digestive health.
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How to take Ginger Root
Best time to take
With meals or as needed for nausea
Suggested dose
250–1,000mg ginger extract daily; 1g before travel for motion sickness
Side effects and risks
- May cause heartburn at high doses
- Blood thinning effect
- May interact with blood thinners and diabetes medications
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