Zingiber officinale. This tasty familiar herb has a long history of use. It is specific for nausea, motion sickness, and, when made from fresh roots, morning sickness during pregnancy. It is a warming herb, good for circulatory disorders and helpful during colds and flu. It has strong anti-inflammatory properties. Chemotherapy patients have found it helps associated nausea. We drink fresh Ginger root tea all winter long.

Ingredients: Fresh certified organic Ginger root, distilled water, and certified organic cane alcohol.

Caution: There are no warnings on using Ginger as a fresh root/rhizome.
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Suggested Use: Take 20 to 40 drops up to 4 times daily in liquid or under tongue. Can add to teas and foods.