Food
Ginger
Informational notes on what may help, what some people limit, and where the limits are.
May help with
- Warm ginger tea can feel soothing for mild nausea for some people.
- Ginger may feel gentle after heavy or bloating-prone meals.
Some people limit for
- Very large amounts can be too spicy for sensitive stomachs.
- People with reflux may prefer small amounts only.
Notes
- Use fresh slices in warm water or light tea.
- If you are pregnant, discuss supplements with a clinician.
Informational only. Not medical advice.
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