Ginnymarie
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Hi guys
I am in such a state
I have been taking ginger pearls thinking they are completely safe, 12g tablets
I read this today: my capsule is 12g !!!!! Am I stupid or what. No-one told me they were not safe....im so worried....thankfully I have only been taking them for 5 days or so:
can anyone shed any light on this, I am so worried.
Ginger is well-known for alleviating nausea and improving digestion. One gram of encapsulated ginger powder was used in one study to reduce the severe nausea and vomiting associated with hyperemesis gravidarum.8 This condition is potentially life-threatening and should only be treated by a qualified healthcare professional.
Because ginger contains some compounds that cause chromosomal mutation in the test tube, some doctors are concerned about the safety of using ginger during pregnancy. However, the available clinical research, combined with the fact that ginger is widely used in the diets of many culures, suggests that prudent use of ginger for morning sickness is probably safe in amounts up to 1 gram per day.
I am in such a state
I have been taking ginger pearls thinking they are completely safe, 12g tablets
I read this today: my capsule is 12g !!!!! Am I stupid or what. No-one told me they were not safe....im so worried....thankfully I have only been taking them for 5 days or so:
can anyone shed any light on this, I am so worried.
Ginger is well-known for alleviating nausea and improving digestion. One gram of encapsulated ginger powder was used in one study to reduce the severe nausea and vomiting associated with hyperemesis gravidarum.8 This condition is potentially life-threatening and should only be treated by a qualified healthcare professional.
Because ginger contains some compounds that cause chromosomal mutation in the test tube, some doctors are concerned about the safety of using ginger during pregnancy. However, the available clinical research, combined with the fact that ginger is widely used in the diets of many culures, suggests that prudent use of ginger for morning sickness is probably safe in amounts up to 1 gram per day.