Ginger
Zingiber officinale

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• Morning sickness
• Poor digestion or absorption
• Physical discomfort, including labor pain
• Cramps or spasms, including postpartum afterpain
• Immune support
• To use ginger for morning sickness, apply topically to the abdomen, diluting one drop of essential oil for every one teaspoon of carrier oil (such as sweet almond oil).

Ginger is best known for its abilities to: facilitate the absorption of nutrients (by increasing digestive secretions), block nausea receptors, and calm spasms. Indications include: cramps and spams in the intestines, lungs, and uterus, loose stool, morning sickness, indigestion, gas, colic, muscular discomfort, nerve discomfort, normal labor pain, and afterpains. It can also be used for poor immunity, hot conditions, sinuses, congestion in the lungs, and sore throat. Emotionally, ginger is warming and stimulating, which makes it a good choice for restoring stagnant chi (energy), energizing physical and nervous exhaustion, and warming feelings of depressed mood and loneliness.

PRECAUTIONS:

This oil is mildly photosensitizing and, when diffused, can cause coughing some people. It can be overly warming for those who run hot, particularly during pregnancy. ​

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