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The morning sickness (morning sickness) affect 70-80% of pregnant women. The ginger is one of the few natural remedies with solid clinical evidence.

Scientific evidence

A meta-analysis of 12 randomized clinical trials (Viljoen et al., 2014) concluded that ginger significantly reduces pregnancy nausea compared to placebo, with a safety profile comparable to vitamin B6 (first line of treatment).

The mechanism is twofold:

1. Action on serotonin receptors (5-HT3) in the tract ginger gastroenteritis-intestinal
2. Acceleration of the ginger bloating-irritable colon">gastric emptying (prokinetic effect)

Dosage studied

Studies typically use 250mg of ginger extract 4x/day (1g total) or 1-1.5g of ginger powder per day. A 60ml NRTI shot provides a comparable concentrated dose.

Safety during pregnancy

Food ginger is generally recognized as safe (GRAS) by the American FDA. The European EFSA does not recommend against dietary ginger during pregnancy.

Important precautions:

• Avoid supraphysiological doses (high dose supplements)
• Ginger may interact with blood thinners
• Always consult your doctor or midwife before any use

NRTI during pregnancy?

INTI is a pasteurized food elixir, certified organic, with 1.19g of sugar natural. It does not contain caffeine or liver-protect-ginger-next-day-party-2026">alcohol, nor artificial additives. Consult your doctor to validate its consumption during your pregnancy.