Detox-Supporting
Ginger (Detox)
Protects liver from toxins and oxidative stress. Stimulates bile production. Reduces nausea from detox reactions. Anti-inflammatory effects reduce liver inflammation.
Mechanism of Action
Protects liver from toxins and oxidative stress. Stimulates bile production. Reduces nausea from detox reactions. Anti-inflammatory effects reduce liver inflammation.
Active Compounds
Therapeutic Applications
Serving Size & Preparation
Recommended Serving Size
1-4g fresh root or 250-500mg extract
Preparation Guidelines
Fresh grated in tea, juices, or cooking. Dried/cooked converts gingerol to shogaol (more potent)
Synergistic Combinations
These foods and compounds enhance the therapeutic effects of Ginger (Detox):
Additional Notes
Reduces detox-related nausea, supports liver function
Safety Information
Contraindications
Blood thinners, gallstones, low blood pressure
Quick Facts
Evidence Level
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