Gingerol Supplement that Benefits the Digestive System

Super Gingerols is an extract of ginger (Zingiber officinale) standardized to 20% gingerols that have multiple properties, delivered in vegetarian capsules. Our gingerol supplement is used primarily for digestive problems (upset stomach following a fatty meal), as well as acid reflux.

Super Gingerols aims to achieve the same effects for these ailments as commonly-prescribed proton pump inhibitor (PPI) drugs, except without the latter's long-term side effects. In such cases, it is beneficial to combine it with Mastic Gum, which is also available to buy at Supersmart.

On this page, we will take a closer look at what ginger extract is, how our Super Gingerols supplement is produced, and how to take this supplement for a boost to overall well-being.

What is Ginger Extract?

Ginger has been used for centuries as a form of medicine, both traditionally and alternatively. For years, people have turned to ginger to aid digestion and combat nausea, which is why ginger ale has become such a popular beverage during times of sickness.

The flavor and fragrance that makes ginger so helpful come from the naturally occurring oils it contains. The most important of these oils in the ginger compound is known as gingerol.

You can find gingerol in ginger root extract capsules. It is the primary bioactive compound found in ginger, and it is responsible for the majority of its health supporting properties. This extract contains numerous phenolic compounds, some of which are known as antioxidants, anti-inflammatories and antineoplastic.

Ginger extract also exhibits some antiemetic properties, making it an all-around great choice for boosting your overall well-being. Let’s take a closer look at all the 6-gingerol benefits, as well as what is in our gingerol supplement and how you should take it in order to maximize its effectiveness.

What is in Super Gingerols Capsules?

We know you have a lot of options when it comes time to choose a 6-gingerol supplement. So, what is 6 gingerol? and why would you want the Supersmart formulation?

Ginger’s principal components are gingerols (including 6-gingerol) and shogaols. They are what give ginger its smell and taste. Along with cinnamon and turmeric, ginger is one of the three best-known spices in the world, known as much for their flavor as they are for their health benefits. Ginger grows wild in tropical climates. Part of the Zingiberaceae family, it is used as a spice in sweet and savory dishes.

However, most people do not fully understand the benefits this spice offers. And as we examine the gingerol health benefits, you may even find yourself amazed.

Gingerol Benefits: How This Supplement May Help You

Super Gingerols is a simple, natural, and safe supplement. It is one of those basic nutritional supplements you should always have in your cabinet for relieving joint or muscle pain, nausea, and temporary digestive problems, as well as for maintaining long-term, optimal health.

Here are a few health benefits that have been studied related to 6-gingerol:

• Studies show it is a long-established and effective anti-nausea agent.
• Studies on people with joint pain in the knees and hips, in particular, show it has important anti-inflammatory properties, which allow lower doses of NSAIDs to be administered. Ginger's active substances may inhibit the pro-inflammatory enzymes Cox1, Cox2, and lipoxygenase.
• In addition, research shows that Gingerol could also be effective for menstrual pain (dysmenorrhea).
• Other research indicates it may also reduce muscle pain, particularly in weightlifters.
• It lowers glycemia levels and reduces postprandial spikes in blood glucose. In fact, a recent study showed it led to decreases of more than 12% in blood glucose and more than 10% in glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c), a measure indicating the three-month average glucose concentration.
• One study showed it reduced oxidized lipoproteins by 28% as well as the ApoB/Apo A-1 ratio, both specific markers of risk of cardiovascular disease.

More research is needed to determine all the health benefits associated with a gingerol supplement. But it is well-documented that gingerol has the potential to help improve overall health in many ways.

Side Effects of Taking Gingerol Supplements

Before you buy gingerol, you need to do some research to uncover all the potential side effects. For the most part, gingerol is considered completely safe for many healthy adults. Additionally, Super Gingerols is purposely not combined with cinnamon in order to avoid any negative interactions.

With that in mind, there are some individuals that may not be able to take ginger root supplements. And if you are taking any other supplements or prescriptions, it is essential to understand potential interactions. Your healthcare provider should be able to help you with that research.

On top of that, if you suffer from any ailments, you should also speak with your practitioner before starting any new supplement regimen. Your physician has a better understanding of your condition than anyone else and will be able to guide you in the right direction.

While studies do not indicate any problems with pregnant or breastfeeding women taking a gingerols supplement, it is best to avoid it. More research is needed to prove the safety of gingerols during pregnancy at this time. However, your healthcare provider might be willing to direct you on a safe course of supplementation, but this should only be done under direct supervision.

If you begin to notice any symptoms after starting your supplementation, stop use immediately and speak with your doctor. Only after you are ruled out gingerols should you resume your daily regimen.

Adults: Take 2 capsules a day.

Each capsule contains 200 mg of extract of ginger.

Precautions: do not exceed the recommended daily dose. This product is a nutritional supplement and should not be used as a substitute for a varied, balanced diet or a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of children’s reach. Store away from light, heat, and humidity. As with any nutritional supplement, consult a health care practitioner before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a medical condition.

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