Me neither! I usually will make ginger tea with just straight ginger (or have the pre-packaged ginger teas) but I like the idea of mixing black tea with ginger. Definitely going to try it!
Recent research shows ginger’s bioactive compound, gingerol, enhances gut microbiota diversity, which may improve long-term digestive health beyond immediate symptom relief. Combining ginger with probiotics could amplify benefits.
A 2025 analysis found ginger also enhances nutrient absorption by increasing pancreatic enzyme activity. Combined with turmeric, its anti-inflammatory effect is amplified, potentially improving symptoms in irritable bowel syndrome patients.
I never thought of combining ginger with black tea, but I will give it a try. Is it just a two fer one? I use ginger for better digestion regularly.
Me neither! I usually will make ginger tea with just straight ginger (or have the pre-packaged ginger teas) but I like the idea of mixing black tea with ginger. Definitely going to try it!
When I was having gut and food issues a while back, ginger was the only thing that made me feel less nauseous
It really does help.
Recent research shows ginger’s bioactive compound, gingerol, enhances gut microbiota diversity, which may improve long-term digestive health beyond immediate symptom relief. Combining ginger with probiotics could amplify benefits.
A 2025 analysis found ginger also enhances nutrient absorption by increasing pancreatic enzyme activity. Combined with turmeric, its anti-inflammatory effect is amplified, potentially improving symptoms in irritable bowel syndrome patients.
Yes this is true. Thank you for sharing.
Yes.