The Sweet, Spicy, Savory Plant That Rescues Us From Digestive WoesThe Sweet, Spicy, Savory Plant That Rescues Us From Digestive Woes
Gut Health

The Sweet, Spicy, Savory Plant That Rescues Us From Digestive Woes

Most notable for easing nausea, ginger has traditional, conventional, and culinary benefits for gastrointestinal health.
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This is part 8 in Powerful Plants to Soothe and Strengthen Digestion

Many plants have potent effects on problems like bloating, indigestion, nausea, stomach pain, gas, constipation, reflux, and more. They are often used in recipes or as tea with minimal side effects.

In nearly every grocery store—and even some gas stations—sits a twisted, globular root that could be the key to better digestion.

Ginger is one of the easiest herbs to get your hands on, and its warming effect makes it great for colder seasons and people who often feel cold. Ashley Murphy, an herbalist and the owner of ABECA Naturals, told The Epoch Times that ginger is a no-brainer for several gut-related issues such as nausea, constipation, bloating, pain, and gas.