Lusha Ginger oil is a premium cold-pressed oil extracted from the fresh rhizomes of Zingiber preserving its potent compounds gingerol and zingiberene. Traditionally used in Ayurveda, ginger is celebrated for its ability to relieve joint pain, stimulate digestion, and improve circulation.
Whether you are dealing with bloating, stiffness or low immunity, this warming oil supports holistic healing from within. It is your go to natural remedy for muscle aches, nausea, gas, or cold weather fatigue. Safe for food and external use, it works beautifully in warm water, herbal tea, or as part of a body massage blend. Reignite your internal fire with Lusha Ginger Oil — pure, powerful, and made with care.
Benefits of Ginger Oil:
Relieves Muscle &Joint Pain: Rich in anti-inflammatory compounds like gingerol,
Lusha Ginger Oil helps ease stiffness, soreness, and arthritis pain when used in
massage therapy.
Improves Digestion & Reduces Bloating: This oil stimulates the production of
digestive enzymes, supports gut motility, and helps relieve gas, acidity, and post-
meal heaviness.
Natural Remedy for Nausea & Motion Sickness: Whether caused by travel or an
unsettled stomach, ginger oil calms queasiness and is known for its effectiveness in
reducing nausea.
Strengthens Immunity: Packed with antioxidants, it helps combat oxidative stress,
supports detoxification, and reinforces the body’s natural defense mechanisms.
Uses of Ginger Oil:
For Indigestion & Bloating: Mix 2–3 drops with warm Lusha sesame or castor oil and
gently massage over the abdomen to relieve gas, cramps, and discomfort.
For Joint Pain & Muscle Aches: Blend 3–4 drops with Lusha coconut or mustard oil
and massage onto sore joints, knees, or lower back to reduce stiffness and
inflammation.
For Low Immunity & Winter Fatigue: Add 1 drop to warm herbal tea or water and
consume for 3–5 days to stimulate circulation and boost immune response.
For Post-Meal Heaviness: Add 1–2 drops in lukewarm water and sip slowly to aid
digestion and reduce bloating.
Advice: Do not use undiluted skin. Not recommended during pregnancy
without medical advice.
