Ginger Tea anyone tried this?

By Alfredo Rossi

@amadeo (111938)

United States

January 5, 2018 3:26pm CST

Good afternoon. Many here know that I get an injection every week. this leaves me with stomach problems. I refused to take medication for this.want to do this natural. I try different type of teas,some help some not. Never try ginger tea.Ginger is supposed to help with the digestive tract. Have any one try this,or anyone know a solution to calm the stomach. Thank you I appreciated this. Have a good one. photo online

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@DianneN (247184)

• United States

5 Jan 18

I know that ginger and ginger tea can help with intestinal spasms, appetite, nausea, gas, vomiting, and indigestion. Peppermint tea is good, too. I also heard of senna tea. Hope it helps you, Fredo.

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@amadeo (111938)

• United States

5 Jan 18

@DianneN yes I need something to calm down.I will not take the medication for this.the side effect are horrible. Thank you.Have a good evening there.

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@DianneN (247184)

• United States

5 Jan 18

@amadeo Natural is always better, and the same to you!

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@cintol (11261)

• United States

5 Jan 18

I don't drink too many teas but I have been told that a glass of water with baking soda mixed in will calm a stomach, also eating celery is supposed to calm it as well. Hope this helps

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@amadeo (111938)

• United States

6 Jan 18

@cintol never heard of this.This is very interesting.Thank you

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@cintol (11261)

• United States

6 Jan 18

Your welcome Alfredo. Hope you find something that works for you

@bunnybon7 (50973)

• Holiday, Florida

5 Jan 18

it may help. sometimes ginger helps my stomach but the best i have found is marshmallow root tea. unless you have diebetis. can't spell that but you know. anyway, marshmallow root tea is perfect. always works right away.

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@amadeo (111938)

• United States

5 Jan 18

@bunnybon7 never heard of this.Do they sell this in grocery store or market?

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@bunnybon7 (50973)

• Holiday, Florida

5 Jan 18

@amadeo i am not sure. my son used to get it at a vitamin shop. then when they quit carrying it, i ordered it online from luckyvitamin . com you could probably do a search for a vitamin shop near by and call to ask if they have it. or go online and order it.

@LovingMyBabies (85288)

• Valdosta, Georgia

6 Jan 18

I hope it helps you, I understand not wanting to take medicine for it.

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@amadeo (111938)

• United States

6 Jan 18

@LovingMyBabies yes.How are you and the family doing there?

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@LovingMyBabies (85288)

• Valdosta, Georgia

7 Jan 18

@amadeo We are doing well, thank you. =)

@LadyDuck (472222)

• Switzerland

6 Jan 18

I have never tried it, but I know that ginger is good in case of stomach problem. I think you can try it.

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@LadyDuck (472222)

• Switzerland

6 Jan 18

@amadeo Good luck Alfredo, it's annoying to have stomach ache.

@amadeo (111938)

• United States

6 Jan 18

@LadyDuck yes going to give this a shot today

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@Kandae11 (55186)

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6 Jan 18

I have used both ginger and peppermint with a dash of cinnamon.

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@amadeo (111938)

• United States

6 Jan 18

@Kandae11 sounds good there and thank you.

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@GardenGerty (161080)

• United States

6 Jan 18

Besides the teas, I would try good natural yogurt. It depends some on what the stomach problems are. We use ginger tea, ginger ale for nausea and stomach problems like that. I hope you find it helps.

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@amadeo (111938)

• United States

6 Jan 18

@GardenGerty I do the yogurt things.

@much2say (56368)

• Los Angeles, California

6 Jan 18

We have this tea (we drink a few of Yogi teas). I know ginger products helped me when I was nauseous during pregnancy, but I know that's not what you have

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@amadeo (111938)

• United States

6 Jan 18

@much2say no but do have the nauseous feeling.thank you

@Letranknight2015 (52134)

• Philippines

6 Jan 18

I haven't tried ginger tea yet but i have sip lipton tea last night.

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@amadeo (111938)

• United States

6 Jan 18

@Letranknight2015 great I liked liipton tea

@jstory07 (140291)

• Roseburg, Oregon

6 Jan 18

Never tried it. I hope it works out for you.

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@amadeo (111938)

• United States

6 Jan 18

@jstory07 same here.

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@LeaPea2417 (37396)

• Toccoa, Georgia

5 Jan 18

No, I have never tried it.

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@amadeo (111938)

• United States

5 Jan 18

@LeaPea2417 same here.Going to give it a shot

@Juliaacv (51623)

• Canada

6 Jan 18

Yes, even a small cup of warm ginger ale will help with gastric issues. Good luck with this experiment, I hope that it brings you relief.

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@Juliaacv (51623)

• Canada

6 Jan 18

@amadeo I hope that you find something that helps.

@amadeo (111938)

• United States

6 Jan 18

@Juliaacv I had my first cup of ginger tea this noon time.?

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@amadeo (111938)

• United States

6 Jan 18

@Juliaacv yes something needs to happen.Or my stomach is being stubborn.lol

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@garymarsh6 (23412)

• United Kingdom

6 Jan 18

Ginger is a good anti emetic. Helps with nausea and is soothing and warming. I hope it helps you!

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@amadeo (111938)

• United States

6 Jan 18

@garymarsh Gary my man.Nice to see you.Same here I do need help.Have a good one there.

@JamesHxstatic (29413)

• Eugene, Oregon

6 Jan 18

I have not tried that, but use peppermint tea when my stomach is upset.

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@amadeo (111938)

• United States

6 Jan 18

@JamesHxstatic that sounds great there.Thank you

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@Shavkat (140140)

• Philippines

6 Jan 18

I haven't tried this brand. I do drink a home-made ginger tea.

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@Shavkat (140140)

• Philippines

6 Jan 18

@amadeo (111938)

• United States

6 Jan 18

@Shavkat this I heard is great.Thank you

@amadeo (111938)

• United States

6 Jan 18

@Shavkat Have a good dsy

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@just4him (317454)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

6 Jan 18

I've tried ginger teas, not that one, but they are good.

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@NJChicaa (120316)

• United States

5 Jan 18

Ginger is known to help settle the stomach.

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@amadeo (111938)

• United States

5 Jan 18

@NJChicaa yes so I heard.I try ginger candy and it was horrible for me.

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@JustBhem (70555)

• Davao, Philippines

6 Jan 18

I once tried it, it helps me but I stop because I couldn't take the taste even if I add lemons or honey. I still have it here though.

@amadeo (111938)

• United States

6 Jan 18

@JustBhem good for you.You have problem with bud taste.

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@amadeo (111938)

• United States

6 Jan 18

@JustBhem I understand .Does not have the best taste there.

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@JustBhem (70555)

• Davao, Philippines

6 Jan 18

@amadeo I think so because no matter how hard I tried I still can't take it.

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@peachpurple (13961)

• Malaysia

6 Jan 18

I prefer Lipton ginger tea

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@amadeo (111938)

• United States

7 Jan 18

@peachpurple yes I heard of this.

@amadeo (111938)

• United States

6 Jan 18

@peachpurple going to check this out.Thank you.

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@peachpurple (13961)

• Malaysia

7 Jan 18

@amadeo Boh tea also nice

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@gaianoor (1117)

• Tirana, Albania

5 Jan 18

Never used to calm my stomach, but fresh ginger with cinnamon stick create something great mixed together .

@amadeo (111938)

• United States

5 Jan 18

@gaianoor never thought of this.Thank you

@gaianoor (1117)

• Tirana, Albania

6 Jan 18

@amadeo your welcome