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Ginger



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Description Ginger
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Ginger is one of the oldest and most valued natural remedies, having been used for thousands of years in traditional Asian medicine, especially in Ayurveda and Chinese medicine. Scientifically known as Zingiber officinale, ginger is known both as a food and as a natural medicine due to its many health benefits. Its therapeutic properties are mainly due to its bioactive compounds, such as gingerol, which has anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, digestive and tonic effects.
Today, ginger is widely used to reduce motion sickness (car, plane or boat), to relieve symptoms of fatigue and stress, and to stimulate male fertility by increasing spermatogenesis and improving sperm motility.
Forms of release
Ginger is marketed in various pharmaceutical and food forms, suitable for both therapeutic and culinary use. Among the most common forms are: ginger capsules, ginger powder, ginger tea, tinctures, syrups or candied ginger.
Manufacturers - Pro Natura, Niavis, Solaris, Sanovita, Swanson, Jamieson, etc.
There are also forms of ginger combined with other active substances on the market, such as turmeric with ginger, ginger with honey and turmeric, or a combination of turmeric, ginger and pepper.
Indications for use
The benefits of ginger are varied, and its therapeutic indications include:
- Reduction of nausea and vomiting: effective in motion sickness and nausea associated with pregnancy (use with caution);
- Relief of digestive discomfort: stimulates gastric and biliary secretions, combats bloating and indigestion;
- General and sexual tonic: supports vitality, reduces physical and mental asthenia;
- Immunostimulant and antioxidant: due to its high gingerol and antioxidant content;
- Natural anti-inflammatory: recommended for joint pain, chronic inflammation and rheumatic diseases; also, thanks to its anti-inflammatory effect, it can be taken as ginger tea for colds or flu.
- Male fertility: improves sperm quality and sperm motility.
Dosage
For therapeutic effectiveness, the dosage should be adapted to the intended use and pharmaceutical form.
In general, capsules are taken 1-3 times a day or as needed, during meals, with a glass of water. In the case of ginger powder, 1 teaspoon per day is added to teas, smoothies, soups or other culinary preparations.
It is important to consult a doctor before use, especially in the case of chronic conditions, pregnancy or concomitant treatments.
Contraindications
Although considered safe in moderate doses, ginger is contraindicated in certain situations:
- Allergy to ginger or other plants in the Zingiberaceae family;
- Haemorrhagic disorders or anticoagulant treatments, as ginger has a mild anticoagulant effect;
Special considerations
Pregnant or breastfeeding women should use ginger with caution and only on the advice of a doctor. Although it is effective against morning sickness, high doses may increase the risk of bleeding.
Elderly people or those with cardiovascular disease should consult their doctor before use, especially if they are taking anticoagulant or antihypertensive treatments.
Side effects
Adverse effects associated with ginger consumption are rare but may include:
- Stomach discomfort (heartburn, stomach irritation);
- Mild diarrhoea
- Allergic reactions (itching, skin rash, hives)
The effects are usually temporary and occur mainly in cases of overdose or individual sensitivity.
Interactions with other drugs and foods
Ginger may interact with:
- Anticoagulants and antiplatelet agents (e.g. warfarin, aspirin) – increases the risk of bleeding;
- Antihypertensive drugs – may enhance their effect;
- Antidiabetic drugs – may lower blood sugar and enhance the hypoglycaemic effect.
Overdose
Overdose with ginger is rare, but in extreme cases severe gastrointestinal disorders may occur. In case of accidental overdose, it is recommended to discontinue use and seek medical advice immediately.
Storage conditions
Ginger products, whether in capsule or powder form, should be stored in a dry, dark and cool place (below 25°C), away from direct light and moisture, in the original, tightly closed packaging. Keep out of the reach of children.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Can I give ginger to my child?
In small doses and under medical supervision, ginger can be given to children over 6 years of age, especially for nausea or indigestion. It is recommended to consult a doctor.
Can I drink alcohol while taking ginger?
Drinking alcohol while taking ginger is not strictly contraindicated, but caution is advised. Alcohol may accentuate the potential irritating effects of ginger on the gastric mucosa and may interfere with the absorption or metabolism of active substances.
Can I consume ginger daily?
Yes, ginger can be consumed daily in moderate amounts without risk for most people. Used regularly, it can support digestion, immunity and overall tone, but it is recommended to consult a specialist if you are undergoing medical treatment or have chronic conditions.
Features
Brand | Adams Vision, AdNatura, Cupper, Dacia Plant, DmBio, EcoNatur, Faunus Plant, GNC, Herbal Sana, Hypericum Impex Srl, Jamieson, Justin Pharma, Kepala Djenggot, Managis, Mayam, Ministry of Tea, Natura Plus, Niavis, Oleofarm, Organic India, Pro Natura, Pronat, Sanovita, Sanye Intercom, Secom, Solaris, Swanson Health USA, Sweeteria, Vigo, Vitally, Yogi Tea |
Product type | Capsules, Oil, Powder, Sachets, Solution, Syrups |
Reviews
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Ginger powder, 100 g, Herbal Sana
It was very effective. It dissolves well in water , even in cold water and tastes very good.

Ginger, 60 capsules, Pro Natura
It really works! After large meals (especially around the holiday season), I have "saved" myself by taking 2 capsules together...it makes digesting fast!

Ginger dredged in chocolate, 250 gr, Sweeteria
A healthy sweet snack The brand only carries quality products

Ginger Root, 100 vegetarian capsules, Nature's Way
This is also a very good anti-inflammatory and taken together with Curcumin 95 C the pains disappear

Ginger Powder, 100g, Organic India
A beneficial product that can be used in tea or juices

Ginger, 60 capsules, Pro Natura
It really works! After large meals (especially around the holiday season), I have "saved" myself by taking 2 capsules together...it makes digesting fast!

Ginger powder, 100 g, Herbal Sana
It was very effective. It dissolves well in water , even in cold water and tastes very good.

Ginger dredged in chocolate, 250 gr, Sweeteria
A healthy sweet snack The brand only carries quality products

Ginger Root, 100 vegetarian capsules, Nature's Way
This is also a very good anti-inflammatory and taken together with Curcumin 95 C the pains disappear

Ginger Powder, 100g, Organic India
A beneficial product that can be used in tea or juices