Drink for Morning Sickness: Ginger as a Safe and Natural Aid

Ginger: the natural remedy for morning sickness

80% of all pregnant women suffer from nausea. Ginger is recognized as a safe option by the ACOG.

Scientific Safety

  • The ACOG (American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists) recommends ginger for morning sickness.
  • Several randomized studies confirm its safety and effectiveness.
  • Recommended dose: up to 1g of dried ginger per day.

How Ginger Works Against Nausea

  • 5-HT3 Receptor Antagonism — same mechanism as Ondansetron (prescription antiemetic)
  • Gastric Emptying — accelerates gastric transit
  • Antispasmodic — reduces stomach cramps

No Sugar During Pregnancy

Excessive sugar increases the risk of gestational diabetes. Zero sugar = maximum safety for mother and child.

INTI — Ginger + Turmeric + Black Pepper, zero sugar. Safe and effective against morning sickness.

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