Ginger root extract
Ginger has decent human evidence for nausea, especially in pregnancy, and some for menstrual cramps. Its benefit for general digestive comfort is less...
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Whole plants, leaves, roots and seeds used in traditional medicine and modern supplements. Quality, dose and standardization matter a lot for this group.
Ginger root extract
Ginger has decent human evidence for nausea, especially in pregnancy, and some for menstrual cramps. Its benefit for general digestive comfort is less...
Lemon balm leaf extract
Lemon balm is a mint-family herb studied mainly for anxiety, mood and sleep. Small trials are encouraging, but they vary widely in quality and design.
Slippery elm bark
Slippery elm inner bark forms a soothing gel when mixed with water and is a traditional remedy for sore throat and stomach upset. Human evidence comes...