Call us biased, if you want to – after all, we have our own travel-friendly selection of Anti-Nausea Ginger products that we’re pretty keen on shouting about, including Anti-Nausea Ginger Capsules (available to buy in the UK) and Anti-Nausea Ginger Gum (in the US only). We don’t mind the accusation though. You can always get your ginger hit elsewhere. Why not try the pure root on its own for a taste of its natural powers – especially if you feel the symptoms of motion sickness, or other nausea events, such as those related to vertigo, chemotherapy, and pregnancy.

Thinking of dipping your toe in some golden water? (To clarify, we mean golden water like ginger juice, not the other kind of golden water, thank you very much. Ahem.) Read on for our top tips for getting a natural anti-nausea boost from the ginger root:

• Chew a small piece of peeled ginger root before or during your next road trip, or ferry crossing
• Stew a thumb-sized shredded section of the root in hot water, and pour into a vacuum flask to drink it hot throughout the day, or through a journey
• Preserve fresh roots for longer by freezing them in an airtight bag, and grating the root from frozen for your next dose
• Or juice the root, and freeze the zingy results into ice cube trays
• JUST REMEMBER: if you’re suffering from post-op problems or pregnancy complications, be sure to consult with your doctor in the first instance

And now to our serendipitous Sea-Band Challenge…

To celebrate the joys of traveling ginger (think: deliciously natural, anti-oxidant, anti-inflammatory, and most importantly, anti-nausea), we’re making this blog post a call-out to all the Ginger Adventurers out there.

Do you like to roam?

Then get your bad self involved in our Big, Bold Ginger Get-Together.

Our mission is to gather more redheads together in one spot than the world has ever seen, and get them all breaking out of their comfort zones with some adventurous ginger antics.