Ginger Root Extract and BreathiZen®
Ginger root brings the warmth to BreathiZen and is loved in kitchens worldwide.*
Ginger Root Extract explained
Ginger is the knobby underground stem of a tropical plant. Slice it and you get a sharp, spicy smell and a peppery bite. Cooks and tea makers in Asia, Africa and the Middle East have used it for thousands of years.
Where it comes from
Fresh ginger tastes bright and zesty, while dried ginger turns deeper and a bit sweeter. BreathiZen contains a root extract, so there is nothing to peel or grate.
What it does in the blend
Ginger root is part of the blend because BreathiZen is made to support immune defenses as well as comfortable breathing.* The bottle label shows the blend.
At a glance
- A warming root extract
- Sharp smell, peppery bite
- A staple in kitchens everywhere
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Also in the blend
Mullein leaf starts the blend, and lemon extract keeps the taste light.
Short answers
What part of ginger do we use?
The root, which is really an underground stem.
Is the spray like chewing fresh ginger?
Not quite. BreathiZen uses a root extract.
Where is ginger grown?
In warm, humid regions.
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