Caruso's
Ginger Nausea Relief
90/100
SUPPIE SCORE
85/100
EFFICACY
Low
SAFETY
94/100
CLEANLINESS
What Does Ginger Nausea Relief Do?
Caruso's Ginger provides effective nausea relief with a well-standardized 2.5mg gingerols dose backed by strong evidence; safe for most adults including pregnancy at recommended limits, though monitor interactions with blood thinners.
What is the scientific evidence supporting ginger for nausea relief?
How does the gingerol standardization in this product affect its efficacy?
Are there any dosage adjustments needed for pregnant women using this for morning sickness?
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What Are the Benefits of Ginger Nausea Relief?
Based on proven scientific research
Nausea reliefVery strong
Motion sickness symptom reductionStrong
Morning sickness reliefStrong
Menstruation pain reliefModerate
Digestive discomfort reliefModerate
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What Are the Side Effects of Caruso's Ginger Nausea Relief?
Always consult your health practitioner if in doubt.
RiskLow Risk
Overview
•Ginger extract at 500mg equivalent dry root per tablet is within safe daily limits (up to 4g ginger daily per NIH guidelines), minimizing overdose risk for adults.
•Standardized to 2.5mg gingerols aligns with effective anti-nausea doses from studies, with low incidence of side effects like mild heartburn in sensitive users.
•Suitable for pregnancy at up to 2 tablets daily for morning sickness, supported by meta-analyses showing safety, but consult healthcare provider.
•Potential mild interactions with blood thinners (e.g., warfarin) due to ginger's antiplatelet effects; monitor if on anticoagulants.
•No major allergens listed; generally low risk for children over 6 at reduced doses, but avoid in those with gallstone history.
•Long-term use up to 4 tablets daily is considered safe based on clinical reviews, though monitor for gastrointestinal upset.
Potential Side Effects
Negative Interactions
Inactive Ingredients
Low Risk
Low Risk
What Are the Ingredients in Caruso's Ginger Nausea Relief?
Zingiber officinale (Ginger) extract dry concentrate
25mg (equivalent to dry root 500mg, standardised to gingerols 2.5mg)
Tablet excipients (unspecified)
Coating agents (if present)
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