GINGER| 5000mg| 5% Gingerols| DIGESTION | BLOATING | NAUSEA

GINGER| 5000mg| 5% Gingerols| DIGESTION | BLOATING | NAUSEA

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NAUSEA | DIGESTION | BLOATING | MOTION SICKNESS | MENSTRUAL COMFORT | JOINT SUPPORT | CIRCULATION

Powerful digestive support. From one of the world's most researched medicinal roots.

Ginger has been valued as both a food and medicine for thousands of years across Asian, Indian, Middle Eastern and Western herbal traditions.

Today, Zingiber officinale is also one of the better-researched medicinal plants in the world, with human clinical research spanning nausea and vomiting, digestive function, menstrual discomfort, inflammatory pathways and metabolic health. A recent systematic review of meta-analyses found evidence across several of these areas, including significant effects on inflammatory biomarkers.

NeoGenesis transforms this remarkable traditional root into a concentrated, standardised botanical extract.

Each capsule provides 500 mg of a 10:1 Ginger Root Extract, equivalent to 5,000 mg of whole ginger root, standardised to 5% gingerols.

This means you're not simply getting powdered ginger in a capsule. You're getting a concentrated extract with a measurable level of ginger's characteristic pungent phytochemicals.

WHY GINGER?

Few herbs bridge traditional medicine and modern clinical research as convincingly as ginger.

Its characteristic compounds, particularly gingerols, together with shogaols and numerous other naturally occurring constituents, interact with pathways involved in gastrointestinal function, nausea signalling, inflammatory responses and digestive motility.

This explains why ginger has developed such a remarkably broad reputation: the same root traditionally taken to settle an uncomfortable stomach is now being scientifically investigated for effects extending well beyond digestion.

The European Medicines Agency recognises ginger's established use for prevention of nausea and vomiting associated with motion sickness, as well as traditional use for mild spasmodic gastrointestinal complaints, bloating and flatulence, temporary loss of appetite, minor joint pain and symptoms of the common cold.

TOP 10 BENEFITS OF GINGER

1. Nausea & Motion Sickness
Helps settle nausea, queasiness and travel-related motion sickness.

2. Digestive Function
Supports healthy digestion and normal gastrointestinal function.

3. Bloating & Flatulence
Traditionally used to relieve bloating, gas and post-meal digestive discomfort.

4. Digestive Spasm & Cramping
Supports gastrointestinal comfort during mild digestive spasms and cramping.

5. Menstrual Comfort
Helps support comfort during menstruation, including menstrual cramping.

6. Appetite & Digestive Stimulation
Traditionally used as a warming digestive herb to support appetite and digestion.

7. Joint Comfort
Traditionally used to support joint comfort and minor musculoskeletal discomfort.

8. Healthy Inflammatory Response
Gingerols, shogaols and other ginger compounds support the body's normal inflammatory response.

9. Metabolic Health
Supports healthy metabolic function, including glucose and lipid metabolism.

10. Cold & Respiratory Wellness
Traditionally used as a warming herb to support wellbeing during the common cold.

NAUSEA & MOTION SICKNESS

This is arguably ginger's strongest evidence based application.

Ginger has been extensively investigated for nausea in several settings, and the EMA considers its use for preventing nausea and vomiting in motion sickness sufficiently supported to classify it as a well established medicinal use.

Ginger appears to exert much of its effect through the gastrointestinal system rather than simply making a person sleepy, an important distinction from many conventional approaches to motion sickness. Gastrointestinal motility is one mechanism proposed by the EMA. (European Medicines Agency)

This makes Ginger particularly useful for people who experience:

Queasiness unsettled stomach travel-related nausea digestive discomfort

DIGESTION, BLOATING & GUT COMFORT

Ginger isn't merely an anti-nausea herb.

It has a long history as a warming digestive botanical.

The EMA specifically recognises its traditional use for:

  • Mild spasmodic gastrointestinal complaints
  • Bloating
  • Flatulence
  • Temporary loss of appetite (European Medicines Agency (EMA))

This is one of the places consumers can actually understand what ginger feels like.

After taking ginger, people commonly describe the characteristic warming sensation associated with the root. When used for digestive purposes, the desired experience is a stomach that feels more settled, comfortable and less heavy or bloated.

Individual responses naturally vary.

MENSTRUAL COMFORT

This is one of ginger's most interesting and underappreciated applications.

Multiple randomised clinical trials have investigated oral ginger for primary dysmenorrhoea, and a systematic review and meta-analysis found evidence supporting reductions in menstrual pain.

That gives Ginger an additional dimension beyond ordinary digestive support:

Digestive comfort + inflammatory balance + menstrual comfort

It is a genuinely useful secondary reason for someone to keep Ginger in their supplement cabinet.

INFLAMMATORY & JOINT SUPPORT

Ginger's traditional reputation for painful and inflammatory conditions is increasingly supported by modern research.

The EMA recognises the traditional use of ginger for minor articular pain, while modern meta-analytic research has reported significant effects on inflammatory biomarkers including CRP, hs-CRP and TNF- . (European Medicines Agency (EMA)

This doesn't turn Ginger into a pharmaceutical anti-inflammatory, but it helps explain why its traditional applications extend from the digestive system to musculoskeletal and whole-body wellness.

MORE THAN GINGEROLS

Ginger shouldn't be reduced to gingerols.

Ginger root contains a complex family of naturally occurring phytochemicals, including:

Gingerols -Shogaols -Paradols -Zingerone and other phenolic constituents

The 5% gingerol standardisation is important because it provides a measurable marker of extract quality, potency and consistency.

But NeoGenesis Ginger remains a whole root botanical extract, rather than an isolated gingerol product.

That gives you the broader phytochemical architecture of ginger while guaranteeing a meaningful level of one of its most characteristic compound families.

5% GINGEROLS: QUALITY YOU CAN MEASURE

There is a huge difference between saying:

"Contains Ginger"

and:

"500 mg concentrated 10:1 Ginger Root Extract, standardised to 5% Gingerols."

Each NeoGenesis capsule provides:

Ginger Root Extract - 500 mg

10:1 concentration

Equivalent to 5,000 mg whole Ginger Root

Standardised to 5% Gingerols

That equates to approximately 25 mg of gingerols from the standardised extract per capsule.

It gives the consumer three meaningful measures of quality:

Extract dose + botanical equivalence + phytochemical standardisation.

WHAT MAY YOU NOTICE?

Ginger is one of those botanicals where its characteristic activity can often be felt.

Some people notice its distinctive warming quality. When used for digestive purposes, others may notice that an unsettled or queasy stomach feels calmer, digestion feels more comfortable, or post-meal heaviness and bloating become less troublesome.

Women using ginger around menstruation may use it specifically for menstrual comfort, while others use it longer-term as part of their digestive, joint or general wellness routine.

It isn't a stimulant and shouldn't produce an artificial "energy hit."

It's a warming, active digestive botanical with effects extending considerably beyond the stomach.

QUALITY YOU CAN MEASURE

NeoGenesis Ginger is not simply culinary ginger powder packed into a capsule.

10:1 concentrated root extract

500 mg extract per capsule

Equivalent to 5,000 mg whole Ginger Root

Standardised to 5% Gingerols

Approximately 25 mg Gingerols per capsule

Whole-root phytochemical spectrum

Plant-based Vegicaps

No titanium dioxide

No artificial colours or preservatives

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS PER VEGICAP

Zingiber officinale (Ginger Root) - 5,000 mg equivalent

[Root, as 500 mg of a 10:1 extract, equivalent to 5,000 mg whole root, standardised to 5% Gingerols.]

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

Adults: Take 1 capsule 1-2 times daily, or as directed by your healthcare practitioner.

For digestive support, it may be taken around meals according to individual requirements.

THE NEOGENESIS DIFFERENCE

NeoGenesis' Single Herb Range takes exceptional traditional botanicals and delivers them in concentrated, standardised forms with clearly defined measures of potency and quality.

Ginger is a perfect example.

Thousands of years of traditional use established ginger as one of the world's great digestive and warming botanicals. Modern clinical research now provides a scientific basis for many of the applications for which ginger has historically been valued.

NeoGenesis combines that heritage with a 10:1 concentrated root extract standardised to 5% gingerols, providing the equivalent of 5 grams of whole ginger root in every capsule.

What's in the box
1 x 30 pack GINGER 5000mg

Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER: This product may be a complementary medicine and/or not have been evaluated and verified by the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority for its quality, safety or intended use. Use of this product is therefore not intended to compensate for diagnosis, treatment, cure, or mitigation of medical conditions and must not substitute the obtaining of medical advice from a registered health professional for any health or health-related conditions.

NAUSEA | DIGESTION | BLOATING | MOTION SICKNESS | MENSTRUAL COMFORT | JOINT SUPPORT | CIRCULATION

Powerful digestive support. From one of the world's most researched medicinal roots.

Ginger has been valued as both a food and medicine for thousands of years across Asian, Indian, Middle Eastern and Western herbal traditions.

Today, Zingiber officinale is also one of the better-researched medicinal plants in the world, with human clinical research spanning nausea and vomiting, digestive function, menstrual discomfort, inflammatory pathways and metabolic health. A recent systematic review of meta-analyses found evidence across several of these areas, including significant effects on inflammatory biomarkers.

NeoGenesis transforms this remarkable traditional root into a concentrated, standardised botanical extract.

Each capsule provides 500 mg of a 10:1 Ginger Root Extract, equivalent to 5,000 mg of whole ginger root, standardised to 5% gingerols.

This means you're not simply getting powdered ginger in a capsule. You're getting a concentrated extract with a measurable level of ginger's characteristic pungent phytochemicals.

WHY GINGER?

Few herbs bridge traditional medicine and modern clinical research as convincingly as ginger.

Its characteristic compounds, particularly gingerols, together with shogaols and numerous other naturally occurring constituents, interact with pathways involved in gastrointestinal function, nausea signalling, inflammatory responses and digestive motility.

This explains why ginger has developed such a remarkably broad reputation: the same root traditionally taken to settle an uncomfortable stomach is now being scientifically investigated for effects extending well beyond digestion.

The European Medicines Agency recognises ginger's established use for prevention of nausea and vomiting associated with motion sickness, as well as traditional use for mild spasmodic gastrointestinal complaints, bloating and flatulence, temporary loss of appetite, minor joint pain and symptoms of the common cold.

TOP 10 BENEFITS OF GINGER

1. Nausea & Motion Sickness
Helps settle nausea, queasiness and travel-related motion sickness.

2. Digestive Function
Supports healthy digestion and normal gastrointestinal function.

3. Bloating & Flatulence
Traditionally used to relieve bloating, gas and post-meal digestive discomfort.

4. Digestive Spasm & Cramping
Supports gastrointestinal comfort during mild digestive spasms and cramping.

5. Menstrual Comfort
Helps support comfort during menstruation, including menstrual cramping.

6. Appetite & Digestive Stimulation
Traditionally used as a warming digestive herb to support appetite and digestion.

7. Joint Comfort
Traditionally used to support joint comfort and minor musculoskeletal discomfort.

8. Healthy Inflammatory Response
Gingerols, shogaols and other ginger compounds support the body's normal inflammatory response.

9. Metabolic Health
Supports healthy metabolic function, including glucose and lipid metabolism.

10. Cold & Respiratory Wellness
Traditionally used as a warming herb to support wellbeing during the common cold.

NAUSEA & MOTION SICKNESS

This is arguably ginger's strongest evidence based application.

Ginger has been extensively investigated for nausea in several settings, and the EMA considers its use for preventing nausea and vomiting in motion sickness sufficiently supported to classify it as a well established medicinal use.

Ginger appears to exert much of its effect through the gastrointestinal system rather than simply making a person sleepy, an important distinction from many conventional approaches to motion sickness. Gastrointestinal motility is one mechanism proposed by the EMA. (European Medicines Agency)

This makes Ginger particularly useful for people who experience:

Queasiness unsettled stomach travel-related nausea digestive discomfort

DIGESTION, BLOATING & GUT COMFORT

Ginger isn't merely an anti-nausea herb.

It has a long history as a warming digestive botanical.

The EMA specifically recognises its traditional use for:

  • Mild spasmodic gastrointestinal complaints
  • Bloating
  • Flatulence
  • Temporary loss of appetite (European Medicines Agency (EMA))

This is one of the places consumers can actually understand what ginger feels like.

After taking ginger, people commonly describe the characteristic warming sensation associated with the root. When used for digestive purposes, the desired experience is a stomach that feels more settled, comfortable and less heavy or bloated.

Individual responses naturally vary.

MENSTRUAL COMFORT

This is one of ginger's most interesting and underappreciated applications.

Multiple randomised clinical trials have investigated oral ginger for primary dysmenorrhoea, and a systematic review and meta-analysis found evidence supporting reductions in menstrual pain.

That gives Ginger an additional dimension beyond ordinary digestive support:

Digestive comfort + inflammatory balance + menstrual comfort

It is a genuinely useful secondary reason for someone to keep Ginger in their supplement cabinet.

INFLAMMATORY & JOINT SUPPORT

Ginger's traditional reputation for painful and inflammatory conditions is increasingly supported by modern research.

The EMA recognises the traditional use of ginger for minor articular pain, while modern meta-analytic research has reported significant effects on inflammatory biomarkers including CRP, hs-CRP and TNF- . (European Medicines Agency (EMA)

This doesn't turn Ginger into a pharmaceutical anti-inflammatory, but it helps explain why its traditional applications extend from the digestive system to musculoskeletal and whole-body wellness.

MORE THAN GINGEROLS

Ginger shouldn't be reduced to gingerols.

Ginger root contains a complex family of naturally occurring phytochemicals, including:

Gingerols -Shogaols -Paradols -Zingerone and other phenolic constituents

The 5% gingerol standardisation is important because it provides a measurable marker of extract quality, potency and consistency.

But NeoGenesis Ginger remains a whole root botanical extract, rather than an isolated gingerol product.

That gives you the broader phytochemical architecture of ginger while guaranteeing a meaningful level of one of its most characteristic compound families.

5% GINGEROLS: QUALITY YOU CAN MEASURE

There is a huge difference between saying:

"Contains Ginger"

and:

"500 mg concentrated 10:1 Ginger Root Extract, standardised to 5% Gingerols."

Each NeoGenesis capsule provides:

Ginger Root Extract - 500 mg

10:1 concentration

Equivalent to 5,000 mg whole Ginger Root

Standardised to 5% Gingerols

That equates to approximately 25 mg of gingerols from the standardised extract per capsule.

It gives the consumer three meaningful measures of quality:

Extract dose + botanical equivalence + phytochemical standardisation.

WHAT MAY YOU NOTICE?

Ginger is one of those botanicals where its characteristic activity can often be felt.

Some people notice its distinctive warming quality. When used for digestive purposes, others may notice that an unsettled or queasy stomach feels calmer, digestion feels more comfortable, or post-meal heaviness and bloating become less troublesome.

Women using ginger around menstruation may use it specifically for menstrual comfort, while others use it longer-term as part of their digestive, joint or general wellness routine.

It isn't a stimulant and shouldn't produce an artificial "energy hit."

It's a warming, active digestive botanical with effects extending considerably beyond the stomach.

QUALITY YOU CAN MEASURE

NeoGenesis Ginger is not simply culinary ginger powder packed into a capsule.

10:1 concentrated root extract

500 mg extract per capsule

Equivalent to 5,000 mg whole Ginger Root

Standardised to 5% Gingerols

Approximately 25 mg Gingerols per capsule

Whole-root phytochemical spectrum

Plant-based Vegicaps

No titanium dioxide

No artificial colours or preservatives

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS PER VEGICAP

Zingiber officinale (Ginger Root) - 5,000 mg equivalent

[Root, as 500 mg of a 10:1 extract, equivalent to 5,000 mg whole root, standardised to 5% Gingerols.]

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

Adults: Take 1 capsule 1-2 times daily, or as directed by your healthcare practitioner.

For digestive support, it may be taken around meals according to individual requirements.

THE NEOGENESIS DIFFERENCE

NeoGenesis' Single Herb Range takes exceptional traditional botanicals and delivers them in concentrated, standardised forms with clearly defined measures of potency and quality.

Ginger is a perfect example.

Thousands of years of traditional use established ginger as one of the world's great digestive and warming botanicals. Modern clinical research now provides a scientific basis for many of the applications for which ginger has historically been valued.

NeoGenesis combines that heritage with a 10:1 concentrated root extract standardised to 5% gingerols, providing the equivalent of 5 grams of whole ginger root in every capsule.

What's in the box
1 x 30 pack GINGER 5000mg

Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER: This product may be a complementary medicine and/or not have been evaluated and verified by the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority for its quality, safety or intended use. Use of this product is therefore not intended to compensate for diagnosis, treatment, cure, or mitigation of medical conditions and must not substitute the obtaining of medical advice from a registered health professional for any health or health-related conditions.

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