St. Francis Herb Farm Ginger 1:1 Fluid Extract (50 mL)
Potent 20% Gingerols | Anti-Nausea | Digestive Support | Respiratory Relief
Product Description
St. Francis Ginger 1:1 Fluid Extract is a high-potency herbal extract standardized to 20% gingerols, offering superior therapeutic strength compared to typical ginger preparations. Slow-milled and cold-percolated from raw ginger to preserve its full spectrum of medicinal compounds, this formula delivers fast-acting support for nausea, digestion, cramping, motion sickness, and respiratory symptoms.
Ideal for pregnant women, travelers, and those prone to nausea or digestive upset, this extract also provides expectorant and antitussive properties that help relieve bronchitis, coughs, and colds.
Who It’s For
Adults and children 6+ years old.
Recommended Use
• Prevention of nausea and vomiting (including pregnancy-related morning sickness)
• Relief from digestive upset, indigestion, cramping, spasms
• Motion sickness & seasickness support
• Coughs, bronchitis, and cold-related chest congestion
How It Works
Ginger has been used for thousands of years in Ayurveda, TCM, and Western herbalism. Its key bioactive compound — gingerol — is well-studied for anti-nausea and digestive benefits. Ginger also has carminative, antispasmodic, and expectorant actions, relaxing the gastrointestinal tract, soothing spasms, and supporting respiratory health.
Modern evidence, including meta-analysis, confirms that ginger outperforms placebo in reducing nausea in most studies reviewed.
Features
• Standardized to 20% gingerols – more potent than any comparable extract
• Slow-milled + cold-percolated for full-spectrum herbal preservation
• Clean, high-integrity formula with no heat-generated degradation
• Trusted Canadian herbal craftsmanship by St. Francis Herb Farm
NPN
80030823
St. Francis Ginger 1:1 Extract (50 mL) — high-potency extract standardized to 20% gingerols for nausea, vomiting, digestion, motion sickness, and respiratory support. Safe for pregnant women. Cold-extracted to preserve medicinal compounds.
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