Ginger Extract

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Ginger’s Latin name is Zingiber officinale Rosc. It’s a perennial reed-like plant, about 50-80cm tall. Roots are thick. Cross section is yellowish-white with a strong pungent smell. Leaf is linear and lanceolate, 15-20cm long, and about 2cm wide. Flowering stage is from July to August. When the leaf is wilting in late October to late December, people dig root, remove stem, leaf and silt. And then clean and dry ginger.

Ginger has been used as a hot, fragrant kitchen spice for over 4,400 years in China, Indian, Korea, Vietnam, Japan and many South Asian countries. It can reduce the unpleasant flavor of seafood and mutton. People use ginger to make bread, cookie, candy, beer, pickles, and so on. It has been used as a treatment to nausea, diarrhea, stomach upset and dyspepsia in China for about 2,000 years. In India, Ginger is used in traditional Ayurvedic medicine. Now ginger is used to help treat heart conditions, diarrhea, colic, arthritis and hair loss.

Ginger extract powder

Ginger Extract Powder-water soluble 1%

 1) Colds:

Ginger tea can ease your cold symptoms, because ginger contains anti-viral substances. Dr.James A. Duke, author of The Green Pharmacy, recommended steeping one heaping teaspoon of fresh grated ginger in a cup of boiling water for ten minutes and drinking three cups a day.

2) Dandruff: 

You may get rid of dandruff by rubbing the mixture of two tablespoons of ginger juice, half teaspoon of lemon juice and three tablespoons of sesame seed oil three times a week.

3) Swelling: 

Many herbalists believe ginger is effective in reducing swelling and pain owing to its anti-inflammatory properties. And, naturopathic doctor Mark Stengler, associate professor at the Natural College of Naturopathic Medicine in Portland, Oregon, thinks the herb can be effective for arthritis as part of a Chinese herbal treatment. Turmeric, ginger’s close relative, is also known as a good herb to ease arthritis symptoms.

4) Cardiovascular Diseases: 

It is believed ginger can prevent blood clotting, thus avoiding atherosclerosis. According to Dr. Stengler, the usual capsule dosage is 500mg two to four times per day.

5) Parasites:

Paul Schulick, prominent herbalist and author of “Ginger: Common Spice and Wonder Drug” notes that ginger root is extremely effective in getting rid of the most malignant parasites, such as the anisakis worm found in raw fish. If you particularly enjoy sashimi, you should eat the pickled ginger served with it. That’s the reason why sushi is always served with pickled ginger root.

6) Fungal Infection/ Dermatophytosis: 

Ginger also has powerful anti-fungal properties. Dr. Duke discovered the herb is rich in anti-fungal substances. He recommended a mixture of one ounce of chopped ginger and one cup of boiled water. When the liquid cools down, dip a clean cloth in the liquid and put it on affected area twice daily.

7) Motion Sickness: 

Varro Tyler, Ph.D., dean and professor of natural pharmacy at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, recommends taking two ginger capsules 30 minutes before your trip to prevent motion sickness, and one or two every four hours when symptoms start. You can also chew on a piece of fresh ginger or drink fresh ginger tea.

8) Nausea and Vomiting: 

According to naturopathic doctor Mark Stengler, several studies show ginger reduces anesthesia-related nausea and vomiting in post surgery. Dr. Stengler believes ginger is an effective treatment of nausea regardless of the cause.

9) Colon Cancer Prevention

Men have more risk on suffering colon cancer than women. In the USA, colon cancer is the second biggest killer in cancers. A research at University of Minnesota shows that gingerol, a kind of ingredients that gives ginger its spicy taste, helps treatment of the colon cancer.

10) Migraine Relief

Research has shown that ginger may provide migraine relief due to it stops prostaglandins from causing pain and inflammation in blood vessels.

Now, professionals in health care recommend ginger products to help treat or prevent vomiting and nausea caused by pregnancy, chemotherapy and motion sickness. It’s also used to reduce pain of arthrophlogosis, to treat slight stomach upset and cardiovascular diseases.

1) Relief Motion Sickness

Some studies show that ginger and ginger extracts can relief motion sickness. In a trial, there were 80 new sailors lean to the motion sickness, those who took ginger powder had less cold sweating and vomiting, comparing with those who took the placebo.

2) Relief Nausea During Pregnancy

Several studies proved that 1g per day of ginger can reduce vomiting and nausea in pregnant when used a short periods (within 4 days). Some studies show that ginger and ginger extracts helps to relief the morning sickness.
In a study, there were 30 pregnant women had very severe pregnant vomiting, the vomiting of those women who took 1g of ginger per day for four days are more alleviate than those women who took the placebo. In one larger study, there are 70 pregnant women, they are all with pregnant vomiting and nausea, those women who took ginger did not vomit and felt alleviate nauseous compared with those women who got a similar dose of placebo.

3) Relief Nausea in Chemotherapy

Some studies show that ginger or ginger products can reduce the nausea (no vomiting) caused by chemotherapy.

4) Relief Nausea after Surgery

Some researches show that ginger help reduce the vomiting and nausea caused by surgery. There are two studies show that nausea is relieved by taking 1g ginger before surgery. But in another study, those who got ginger still needed a few medications for the nausea caused by surgery.

5) Treatment for Osteoarthritis

Ginger has been used in traditional medicine to alleviate inflammation. And there are some evidence show that pain caused by osteoarthritis(OA) can be reduced by ginger. In one study, there are 261 people suffered with osteoarthritis of the knees, those people who took ginger extract two times a day needed a little pain-killing medication and had less pain than those people who didn’t took ginger extract.

Product Application

Mainly used in Medical, Health, Food and Cosmetic field.

Packed in 25kg paper drums with two plastic bags inside.

Stored in well closed container away from moisture and heat.