GINGER Common Names Ginger Origin India

Description The rhizome of Ginger (Zingiber officinale Roscoe) is widely distributed in the tropic and semi-tropic regions of the world. Ginger is a well-known medicinal herb in many traditional medical systems and cultures. Traditional uses of Ginger include, improving digestion, decongestant, alleviating the symptoms of the common cold, nausea, vomiting, muscle pains, rheumatic and circulatory complaints, menstrual pain, to induce labor, mild asthma symptoms, and hepatic complaints. Pharmacological Properties · helps reduce symptoms of nausea· 40% success rate with symptoms of nausea and vertigo· may help promote digestion · regulates cholesterol levels · may prove useful in the prevention of migraine headaches · it could be useful in childhood and juvenile migraine headache · mild anti-mutagenic activity · increases bile secretion · possesses anti-ulcerative properties Active Substances Alliin, Allinase, Allicin, vitamins A, B, C Contraindications / Toxicity No known toxicity, however pregnant women should use ginger as directed by a qualified health professional. Suggested Use 500-1000mg 2-3 times daily Synergistic Agents Licorice, Gotu Kola, Siberian Ginseng, Saw Palmetto, Valerian, Passion Flower, Hops, Black Cohosh, Goldenseal, and Guggul. Part Of Plant Used Rhizome