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Category: > Recipes > Drink This Homemade Ginger Ale to Calm an Upset Stomach, Reduce Nausea, and Prevent Headaches

Drink This Homemade Ginger Ale to Calm an Upset Stomach, Reduce Nausea, and Prevent Headaches

Mar 22, 2017 Carly Fraser Save For Later Print

Last Updated: Aug 15, 2020

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refreshing homemade gingerale with kombucha

If you’ve ever been sick when you were younger, it is likely that your mom or dad brought you home some ginger ale to help ease your stomach. Unfortunately, most ginger ale in a can is loaded with sugar and other harmful additives that extend our sickness instead of cure it.

That’s why this homemade ginger ale is the perfect recipe to substitute. Ginger has been used medicinally for centuries, and has been proven to cure an array of ailments such as soothing digestive disturbances, alleviating nausea, reducing fever, reducing cancer risk, lowering cholesterol, stimulating the circulatory system, relieving aches and pain, and preventing headaches.

Ginger is also great at reducing the levels of inflammation in the body, which, when not dealt with, can trigger headaches and other pain-related inflammation in the body.

If you choose to use kombucha as the base of this drink, you’ll also be getting beneficial probiotics in your system, which boost the immune system and also help the stomach if you’re experiencing digestive distress.

Homemade Ginger Ale Recipe

Ingredients: (serves 1)

– 3-inches fresh ginger root
– 1/2 cup kombucha or sparkling water
– 1/2 cup filtered water
– 1 lemon or lime, squeezed
– 1 tbsp. maple syrup or coconut nectar

Method:

1. If you have a juicer, juice the ginger root. If not, blend the ginger with the lime and then squeeze out the liquid with a nut milk bag or cheese cloth.
2. Combine all ingredients and enjoy!

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Carly Fraser

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Carly Fraser has her BSc (Hons.) Degree in Neuroscience, and is the owner and founder at Live Love Fruit. She currently lives in Winnipeg, Manitoba, with a determined life mission to help inspire and motivate individuals to critically think about what they put in their bodies and to find balance through nutrition and lifestyle. She has helped hundreds of thousands of individuals to re-connect with their bodies and learn self-love through proper eating habits and natural living. She loves to do yoga, dance, and immerse herself in nature.

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  1. Sue Williams says

    Jan 20, 2022 at 2:04 pm

    Thank you for sharing such interesting drinks for healthy living.

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