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The Ginger plant is a herbaceous perennial, and part of the Zingiberaceae family the same family as Cardamom and Turmeric. The flowering plant is native to south China; however, it is also grown in other parts of Asia, West Africa, and the Caribbean.
It is a highly aromatic flowering plant, featuring thick roots, long shoots, narrow green leaves, and pale yellow flowers. Ginger essential oil is extracted from the rhizome the underground stem of the plant.
Ginger is commonly added to food to add delicious flavour, act as a preservative, and aid digestion. However, ginger tonics have been used by the Indians and Chinese for almost 5,000 years for the medicinal properties.
Ginger essential oil offers similar benefits to ginger but in a more potent form. It is a soothing, warming essential oil that can be taken internally to aid digestion and ease occasional nausea. Alternatively, its fresh, spicy aroma is ideal for diffuser blends.
Aromatic
Add a few drops to your favourite diffuser, and consider blending with other oils.
Topical
Dilution is recommended, as skin sensitivity is possible.
Top Properties
- Anti-inflammatory
- Antispasmodic
- Digestive
- Laxative
- Analgesic
- Stimulant
- Decongestant
- Neurotonic
Safety
May cause skin sensitivity dilution is recommended.
Blends well with
Top uses
Helps soothe muscles
Dilute Ginger essential oil and massage onto the area of discomfort to warm and soothe the muscles.
Helps reduce Nausea, morning sickness and loss of appetite
The warming effects of Ginger can reduce nausea. Add a drop of Ginger essential oil to a glass of warm water, dilute and add to the wrists or soles of the feet, or add a few drops to a diffuser.
Assists with reducing effects of Motion Sickness and Vertigo
Inhale Ginger oil from cupped hands, or take in a capsule to relieve nausea associated with motion sickness and vertigo.
Supports Memory and Brain Function
Inhale from cupped hands or take in a capsule to support memory and other brain functions.
Helps relives Heartburn and Reflux
Take Ginger oil in a capsule with Lemon to relieve occasional mild heartburn or acid reflux.
Assists with reduction of Alcohol cravings
Take Ginger essential oil in a capsule to help to relieve alcohol cravings.
Helps restore Hormone and Sugar Balance
When taken internally in a capsule, Ginger oil can help to restore the usual balance of hormones and blood sugar.
Aids Digestive System
Applying Ginger oil over the abdomen or taking a drop in a glass of warm water aids the digestive system, easing occasional constipation.
Supports Healthy Brain function
Ginger oil can support brain function when inhaled from cupped hands or taken in a capsule.
Supports Respiratory system
Ginger supports the respiratory system, helping to ease the symptoms of congestion, sinusitis, and laryngitis. Dilute and apply to the chest, the throat, and the bridge of the nose, take a drop with warm water and lemon, or diffuse.
Immune system support
The high levels of antioxidants in Ginger provide support for the immune system. Take in a capsule, gargle, or apply topically to the bottom of the feet.
Supports Bone health and healing
Dilute and apply to sprains or broken bones to support bone health and healing.
Supports Emotional balance
Diffusing Ginger oil can give you an emotional boost, helping you to feel activated.
| Size | 15 ml |
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| Sourced from | Madagascar |
Paul C –
I suffer from Sea Sickness , so Geoff recommended Ginger Oil to me a couple of years ago. This is my new treatment for nausea and before going out onto the water. Thank you