For nausea, ginger candy, ale, tea, chews and other forms are available. Morning Sickness and Pregnancy If you wake up nauseous from morning sickness or during pregnancy in general, you’re not alone. In fact, three out of every four pregnant women will experience morning sickness. Your ...
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To make measuring easy, 1 teaspoon of ground ginger (which translates to about 2 grams) is a safe amount to mix in to water, tea, or even a smoothie if using ginger to calm nausea or provide potential anti-inflammatory benefits, Jones explains. Minor side effects such as heartburn or a...