Ginger Essential Oil is extracted by steam distillation from the rhizome of the plant, which originates in China. Its name comes from the Sanskrit word shringavera, meaning "horn-shaped". It has a pungent smell and taste, with very characteristic citrus notes, used in therapy, perfumery, and food. Indications: - Loss of appetite, aerophagia, indigestion, constipation; - Arthritis, arthrosis, muscle fatigue, and rheumatism; - Loss of sexual appetite or frigidity; - Antitussive and anti-carrh, use in case of cough, bronchitis, sinusitis, or catarrh; - Motion sickness. Supplement food
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