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Ferzinger™ contains bioactive ginger. It’s produced by fermenting ginger with Aspergillus oryzae. Ginger is the common name for the root of Zingiber officinale Roscoe, a spice traditionally used in both Traditional Chinese Medicine and Ayurveda. The most valuable part of ginger is the root. Ginger contains many bioactive compounds, including 6-gingerol, 6-shogaol, and 6-paradol.

Ingredient Name: Ginger, Fermented

Functions: Supplement

Physical Form: Powder, Solid

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    Identification & Functionality

    Active Component
    Ingredient Name
    Food Ingredients Functions
    Pharma & Nutraceuticals Functions
    Ingredients
    Ginger

    Features & Benefits

    Health Benefits
    • Antioxidant ➝ the level of GSH increases, and the level of ROS decreases
    • Improving cold sensitivity ➝ hyperthermic effect of ginger
    • Preventing gastrointestinal complaints
    • Reducing arthritic pain
    • Anti-hyperglycaemic properties
    • Anti-platelet aggregation effects
    • Improving brain function
    • Relieving migraine
    • Relieving cough and cold
    • Neuroprotective effect
    • Relieving morning sickness and menstrual symptoms
    Why Choose for Ferzinger™?
    • Contains gingerols in their best-absorbed form such as 6-shogaol & 6-paradol
    • Smaller polyphenols by fermentation
      • effective substances that prevent inflammation
    • More powerful & efficient than non-fermented ginger
    • Contains enzymes that support digestion
    Product Highlights
    • Improving cold sensitivity & preventing inflammation
    • More powerful & efficient than non-fermented ginger powder
    • Rich in enzymes

    Applications & Uses

    Food & Nutrition Applications
    Use Level
    250 - 500
    Uses
    • Nutritional supplements
    • Functional food

    Properties

    Physical Form

    Technical Details & Test Data

    Manufacturing Process

    Ferzinger™ - Manufacturing Process
    Protease activity: positive; α-amylase activity: positive; 6-Shogaol content: increase

    Science

    Recent animal studies show how fermented ginger can actually change the structure of the gastrointestinal tract and improvements were seen in their intestinal villus height and cellular structure. Fermented ginger improved the absorption of nutrients and even supported a normal inflammatory response.

    A small study with Ginger Koji Powder or GKP (Ferzinger™) also shows that fermented ginger causes a recovery of body temperature in women with cold sensitivity or cold intolerance.

    Ginger in general can be used for many applications (see health benefits).

    Recovery of body temperature in women with cold sensitivity
    Ferzinger™ - Science


    After Ingestion of Ginger Koji powder
    Ferzinger™ - Science - 1