New Chapter - Gingerforce, 60 softgels

New Chapter Gingerforce supports stomach, liver, and intestinal health and reduces inflammation*. New Chapter Gingerforce contains certified organic herbal anti-aging constituents that inactivate free-radicals*. Gingerforce also supports blood platelet health and cardiovascular function.* New Chapter Gingerforce is a supercritical New Chapter in ginger potency. New Chapter's patent pending Gingerforce features the world's most potent full-spectrum organic ginger extract, at least 250 times the concentration of fresh ginger. This premier extract is Potency Assured(TM) to a minimum of 20% pungent compounds, and also contains at least 4% zingiberene, an important and active component of the essential oil of ginger. Because this is a full-spectrum extract, it contains hundreds of naturally occurring beneficial ingredients not similarly present in other extracts. Our supercritical organic ginger extract is featured in all our supercritical extract products. We pride ourselves as the world's leading expert, grower and supplier of organic ginger. Our founder and chief herbalist, Paul Schulick, is an internationally recognized expert on the health benefits of ginger, and our company operates a 74 acre organic ginger estate on the border of the Children's Rain Forest of Costa Rica. Leading phytochemical databases maintained by the USDA and a major U.S. university identify multiple constituents in Gingerforce as inhibiting the 5-lipoxygenase enzyme. Recent scientific studies, including one published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, suggest that 5-lipoxygenase inhibition may serve an important role in supporting normal cell growth and activity in a number of the body's organ systems.* Scientific research further supports Gingerforce as an effective prostaglandin modulator, naturally reducing inflammation throughout the body. * Gingerforce , promotes fat-digesting bile and starch-digesting saliva. * The active ingredients of Gingerforce promote the growth of beneficial intestinal microorganisms, which