MyNatur Ginger

Liquid gold from nature: buy ginger with micellar technology online

Our fast-paced everyday life demands a lot from us. A sensitive digestive tract, stress or harmful environmental influences are also factors that can affect your health. A high-quality diet supports your body in its functions. Ginger is good for your body.

The ginger root is valued around the world for its healing and health-promoting properties. The superfood is rich in minerals, vitamins and trace elements. Thanks to our revolutionary micellar technology, your body can absorb and utilize the valuable ingredients in the best possible way.

Integrating ginger into your daily diet is not always easy. As a dietary supplement, the valuable ingredients are available to you exactly when you need them. In liquid form, you benefit from the high bioavailability of your dietary supplement. On the other hand, the drops are easy to dose and you can take them according to your individual needs.

You can find out more about the ginger drops areas of application and everything you need to know about this versatile dietary supplement here in the article.

Here's what you need to know about ginger

• The ginger root belongs to the genus of ginger plants (Zingiber officinale). It is known as a spicy food as well as a plant with health-promoting properties.
• The ginger plant family includes around 35-50 species, including turmeric, galangal and cola (Cola acuminata).
  
• It contains vitamins, minerals, phytochemicals, amino acids and essential oils and gingerol that are responsible for the sharpness.
  
• A large number of other health-promoting properties make the tuber a valuable supplement in the diet - more on that in a moment.
  

What active ingredients does ginger provide and how does the micellar technology work?

With our unique micellar technology, your body absorbs the active ingredients of the dietary supplement even better. The best way to think of micelles is as a protective cover and means of transport for the ingredients in your dietary supplement. The active ingredients are literally enveloped by the micelle and made available to the body where it needs them.

In this way, you can benefit from the active substances and ingredients of the healing spice tuber according to your needs. And these ingredients read like a list from the high-quality natural pharmacy:

• Coumarin: A natural compound known for its anti-inflammatory properties, which helps the body fight disease.
• Gingerol: A phytochemical that exhibits analgesic, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory properties.
  
• Essential oils: Responsible for the characteristic spicy note of ginger, can have an antibacterial effect and help to support digestion.
  
• Vitamin C: Important for the body's immune system and in the defense against infectious diseases. May contribute to glowing skin.
  
• Minerals: Magnesium, calcium and manganese are important for the body and help to strengthen the body's defenses and support the immune system.
  

Is ginger healthy for the intestines and the immune system?

Not only the stomach, the intestines and the immune system benefit from the properties of the miracle tuber:

• Ginger can relieve abdominal pain, bloating, and nausea.
• Its anti-inflammatory properties help relieve discomfort associated with arthritis, fibromyalgia, muscle pain, and digestive issues.
  
• The spice or the freshly grated tuber are often used to stimulate digestion. Some studies show that using ginger after a meal can stimulate gastric juice production.
  
• It can help lower blood pressure by relaxing the walls of blood vessels. It may also help lower cholesterol by reducing the absorption of LDL cholesterol from the gut.
  
• Ginger improves heart health: it lowers blood pressure and improves cardiovascular health.
  
• Anyone who suffers from nausea and/or morning vomiting during pregnancy can counteract this with ginger – in consultation with a medical specialist or midwife (1)
  
• It can have a soothing effect on gingivitis and ensure a healthy oral flora (2)
  

What is the best form of ginger to take?

Do you love the smell and taste of fresh ginger? Then you will definitely have dishes from Indian or Asian cuisine on your table on a regular basis. Freshly grated, the tuber unfolds its full power of gingerol and essential oils.

Of course, you can also use ginger powder to refine your kitchen with the typical ginger taste. In addition, ginger tea (freshly prepared or in a bag) is a wonderful drink to warm you up in winter and strengthen your immune system.

If you want to meet your needs individually or don't want to do without the ginger power on the go in the restaurant or during your lunch break at work, drops are just right for you. You can dose and take them individually and thus regulate your well-being.

For your well-being: order ginger drops from MyNatur now

A real power boost at the end: Ginger water is not only delicious and refreshing. Enriched with ginger drops, your body can also look forward to a full load of power and healthy ingredients. Simply add a few drops of ginger to a glass of water. Thanks to micellar technology, the drops are water-soluble, so you also benefit from the liquid intake, which is good for your body.

Depending on your taste, you can optionally enrich the water with a small amount of freshly grated ginger. Leave overnight, add drops - done!

In a nutshell: With ginger drops from MyNatur you buy a high-quality dietary supplement from which your body benefits on various levels. 100 percent vegan, free of additives, lactose and gluten-free and Swiss Made - so you get beneficial and high-dose quality from nature. Order your ginger drops today and feel the difference!

(1) The effectiveness and safety of ginger for pregnancy-induced nausea and vomiting: a systematic review, Ding et al., Women Birth, 2013 Mar;26(1):e26-30. doi: 10.1016/j.wombi.2012.08.001. (2) "Comparative Evaluation of Cocoa Bean Husk, Ginger and Chlorhexidine Mouth Washes in the Reduction of Steptococcus Mutans and Lactobacillus Count in Saliva: A Randomized Controlled Trial", Kemparaj et al., 2019 Jun; 11(6):e4968.