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Ginger Candy May Help Your Nausea

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Bertman
Bertman

Hello Group, I just wanted share some information that may help those who suffer from nausea. I started eating ginger candy hoping to help with this chronic nausea I suffer from Vertigo motion sickness and the candy helps. I will say that the candy is not like a ginger bread cookie, it's a little stronger with the ginger flavor than ginger baked goods. It takes a bit getting used too, but it does help me anyway. I found that Ginger Tummy Drops are most effective in helping nausea. God Bless the members of this group! Bertman 

 

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  • traci21118
    traci21118 Bertman

    Posted

    You know, I never thought about it! I remember when I was pregnant YEARS ago, lol, ginger ale would help with with my morning sickness because of the ginger. Of course! Makes perfect sense!! Thank you, Bertman!!! Bless you!!!
    • Bertman
      Bertman traci21118

      Posted

      Good Morning Traci, You are very welcome, It's imperative that we stick together, meniere's patients need all the help they can get. Information we can share may help someone have a better day! Have a great day! Bertman 

  • mary16977
    mary16977 Bertman

    Posted

    Thanks Bertman!!

    Peppermint essential oil helps my nausea sometimes too. Every tool in our arsenal is a real boon.

    Take good care,

    ~Mary

    • Bertman
      Bertman mary16977

      Posted

      Hello Mary You are so right, We need our tool box loaded with options. Bertman 
  • jim79476
    jim79476 Bertman

    Posted

    Hey Bertman, 

    Thanks for the info. Sugar is a big trigger for me so maybe herbal ginger tea would be a good substitute for candy. I will certainly give it a try. 

    Take care, Jim

    • Bertman
      Bertman jim79476

      Posted

      Hello Jim, You are very welcome, maybe the tea would be a great substitute. Bertman 
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