Ginger
is used in traditional Japanese Kampo, Ayurvedic, and Chinese medicine as an
anti-inflammatory. It has an affinity with the gastrointestinal system,
relieving indigestion and nausea, and also the circulatory system having a
warming effect.
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GingerCalm 1000:
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Can relieve the symptoms of nausea
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May help relieve colic and flatulent dyspepsia
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Helps stimulate peripheral circulation (blood flow to the hands and feet).
Gastrointestinal
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GingerCalm 1000 is traditionally used as a carminative for the gastrointestinal
system, having a beneficial effect on the stomach and:
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Can relieve the symptoms of motion sickness/travel sickness/ sea
sickness
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Can help relieve nausea associated with pregnancy and morning sickness
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May help relieve the symptoms of nausea and loss of appetite
•
May help relieve colic and flatulent dyspepsia (wind and indigestion).
Circulatory
and musculoskeletal support
Blooms
GingerCalm 1000 is an antioxidant and anti-inflammatory herb with a
warming/diaphoretic effect that can assist circulation and the musculoskeletal
system in the following ways:
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Helps stimulate peripheral circulation (blood flow to the edges of the body
including the hands and feet)
•
May reduce post exercise muscle inflammation
•
May reduce exercise induced muscle pain
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Traditionally used as a diaphoretic and spasmolytic
Each
vege capsule contains:
Zingiber
officinale (Ginger)
extract
equivalent to dry root 1000mg
No
added gluten, yeast, milk derivatives, artificial colour, flavour or
preservatives.
Directions
for use
Adults:
For
motion sickness take 1 capsule 30 minutes prior to travel, and 1 capsule every
four hours if symptoms continue.
For
indigestion and wind take up to 4 capsules a day.
For
symptoms of morning sicknes, take 1 capsule up to four times a day.
Children
(over 6 years):
For
motion sickness take 1 capsule 30 minutes prior to travel, and 1 capsule every
four hours if symptoms continue.
Take
1 to 2 capsules daily to improve appetite and symptoms of colic.
Children
(2-3 years):
As
professionally recommended
Caution:
If
symptoms persist consult your healthcare
practitioner. |
