Quick answer
For nausea relief, start with one Prince of Peace ginger chew about 15–30 minutes before a triggering event, such as a car ride, and repeat every 2–3 hours as needed, up to a few chews per day. Chew slowly and let the ginger settle before swallowing.
Why ginger chews work for nausea—and when they don't
Ginger has a long history of calming the stomach, and chews offer a portable, pleasant way to get a steady dose. The act of chewing also stimulates saliva and swallowing, which can help settle queasiness. However, ginger chews are not a cure for serious conditions like food poisoning or migraines; they are best for mild, situational nausea such as motion sickness or morning sickness. If nausea is severe or persistent, consult a doctor.
Step-by-step: using ginger chews for nausea
- Time your first chew: Take one chew 15–30 minutes before the activity that usually triggers nausea, such as a car trip or a meal. If you're already nauseous, chew one slowly and see how you feel after 10 minutes. Set a phone reminder if you tend to forget pre-trip doses.
- Chew slowly and completely: Place the chew in your mouth and chew gently for 1–2 minutes, letting the ginger and lemon flavors mix with saliva. Avoid biting down hard or swallowing large pieces, which can upset your stomach further. Stop chewing if you feel a sharp spike of spiciness; take a short break.
- Repeat as needed, but watch the total: If nausea persists, take another chew after 2–3 hours. Most people find 2–4 chews per day sufficient; do not exceed 6 chews daily without medical advice. Each chew contains sugar, so adjust if you're watching your intake. Keep a tally on your phone if you're using them over a full day.
- Store them for quick access: Keep a few individually wrapped chews in your bag, car, or desk drawer so they're ready when nausea strikes. Avoid leaving them in direct sunlight or hot cars, as the coconut oil can soften. Check the wrapper for a use-by date and replace stale chews.
- Know when to stop and seek help: If nausea lasts more than 24 hours, is accompanied by severe pain, or you cannot keep fluids down, stop using chews and consult a healthcare professional. Ginger chews are not a substitute for medical treatment. Trust your instincts—if something feels wrong, get advice.
Product facts
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Prince of Peace Ginger Candy (Chews) With Lemon, 1lb: Prince of Peace Ginger Chews with Lemon combine cane sugar, ginger, tapioca starch, virgin coconut oil, and natural lemon for a sweet-spicy chew. The lemon flavor can be more palatable when nausea makes strong tastes unappealing, and the chewy texture releases ginger gradually.
Prince of Peace Ginger Candy (Chews) With Lemon, 1lb