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Ginger

Traditional use & nausea research

Ginger is a rhizome used as a food, spice, and botanical supplement. It has been studied for certain types of nausea.

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The essentials

What to discover

  • Explore nausea research.
  • Distinguish food use from concentrated products.
  • Understand condition-specific evidence.
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Everyday nutrition

Where it comes from.

Fresh or dried ginger used in foods and drinks.

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Evidence, in perspective

Know the limits.

Some evidence supports pregnancy-related nausea, not every cause of nausea.

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Important considerations

Before choosing a supplement.

Ginger can cause heartburn, discomfort, or diarrhea. Review concentrated supplements with a clinician, especially during pregnancy or when taking medicines.

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Ingredient education—not a product claim. This describes the ingredient, not a verified Herbs To Discover formula. Supplement Facts, serving amounts, directions, certifications, and availability are not yet published. Source review date 2026-09-15. Read the NIH reference ↗ · Editorial approach.