Traditional Medicinals Ginger

Herbal Power – This blend promotes healthy digestion and prevents nausea associated with motion

Taste – Warming and pleasantly spicy with turmeric notes

Personality – Powerful, noble and logical

Caffeine Level – Caffeine Free

Herbal Origins

Herbalists have celebrated ginger for millennia, thanks to fast-acting plant compounds which help calm digestive discomfort. Blended with supportive herbs like turmeric and moringa, this tea for digestion is perfect after a meal and an ideal travel companion when you're on the go.

What are the Benefits of Ginger?

This warming root (Well, really a rhizome) is commonly used in tropical cuisines for its bold, spicy flavor. When used at the right dose internally, such as in an infusion or tincture, ginger helps ease occasional indigestion, cramping and helps settle a belly due to general nausea and motion sickness. Ginger was even traditionally used externally as a poultice or salve for a variety of uses. In modern Western herbalism, it's more technically known as a carminative and antispasmodic, while there is evidence of it also being used traditionally as a diaphoretic, energetic stimulant, and emmenagogue. A mouthful, we know, and a nod to its power.