Botanical name Zingiber Officinale
Plant part Root
Origin China
Manufacturing place China
Chemical composition
Starch 60%
Proteins 10%
Fats 10%
Fibers 5%
Inorganic material 6%
Residual moisture 10%
Essential oil 1-4%
Ginger Root Extract
Ginger is a well known spice and flavoring agent which has also been used in traditional medicine in many countries. This large seasonal plant is cultivated in Southeast Asia and China, India, and some parts of Africa.
Ginger, a source of valuable phytonutrients, is characterized as having an aromatic odor and a pungent taste. The part of the ginger plant that is used is the root. The flat surfaces of the rhizome are removed, leaving the remains of the underground stem. Ginger contains essential oils including gingerol and zingiberene. It also contains pungent principles such as zingerone, gingerol and shogaol.
For centuries, in Ayurvedic and Tibetan systems of medicine, ginger has been used in the management of headache, nervous diseases, nausea, and vomiting. Ginger has been noted to treat migraine headaches without side-effects. In addition, it is also recommended in the management of rheumatic disorders and muscular pain.
Helps ease indigestion and nausea
Promotes digestion
Supports overall digestive health
Warming to the body
Perfumery
Aromatherapy
Food
Cosmetic/Toiletries
Product description Product specification MSDS
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