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Ginger powder

I was speaking with my aunt who is a nurse. She told me to stick my tongue on a tiny bit ginger powder to take away the nausea. I tried it and the urge to vomit disappeared. I hope this helps.

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  • I've read somewhere that ginger also helps with gas in the stomach and to decrease burping. Not sure if this is true.

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I've read somewhere that ginger also helps with gas in the stomach and to decrease burping. Not sure if this is true.

I drank ginger tea (as best I could) during immediate recovery and it did help. When I was cleared for greek yogurt but couldn't have the kind with fruit in it yet (too chunky), I would mix in splenda and powdered ginger, and it was yummy!

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I drank ginger tea (as best I could) during immediate recovery and it did help. When I was cleared for greek yogurt but couldn't have the kind with fruit in it yet (too chunky)' date=' I would mix in splenda and powdered ginger, and it was yummy![/quote']

Thank you I am going to try the ginger and Splenda

I drank ginger tea (as best I could) during immediate recovery and it did help. When I was cleared for greek yogurt but couldn't have the kind with fruit in it yet (too chunky)' date=' I would mix in splenda and powdered ginger, and it was yummy![/quote']

Thanks for this tip. I may have to try it! Getting sleeve June 24th!

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