INCAS 100% USDA Organic Thai Black Ginger Powder For Men 2.65 Ounce From Thailand Non GMO Verified Herbal Supplement for Natural Energy & Endurance

I take it for the health benefits, energy, and also I think it may help prevent colds that sort of thing. I swear by it, but don’t have test data to prove anything about it lol. I guess it could just be placebo who knows. But ginger is and has always been recognized for its health benefits and so far I haven’t gotten sick, and my energy levels always go up when I take this.

I’ve been using INCAS 100% USDA Organic Thai Black Ginger Powder for a few weeks now, and I’m seriously impressed. The quality is top-notch—fine powder, rich aroma, and definitely fresh. I take it daily as a tea or mix it into my smoothies, and the energy and endurance boost is noticeable without any jitters or crashes. It’s a clean, all-natural supplement that actually works. I feel more focused during workouts and more energized throughout the day. Plus, it's great to know it's non-GMO and sourced directly from Thailand. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a natural way to enhance stamina and vitality!

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Excellent results ! Far better than blonde or yellow ginger. I felt an immediate energy change ,not because of the ginger itself ? Because it balances your biome ! And the taste is doable trade off . Stay healthy !

I like this brand INCAS for black ginger - I take it every morning in a smoothie.

Not sure on effectiveness, no noticeable changes for the better or worse. Taste quality was ok, although a bit clumpy/gritty even when using a drink frother. I added to my coffee and teas, perhaps recommended serving needs to be adjusted to be able to notice its use.

Pretty good haven’t seen anything yet will change if necessary but size for price kinda expensive.

It's an effective and potent black ginger, and I've taken several different brands. But the package says the 1,000 mg dose 1/8 teaspoon. I used a milligram scale, and 1,000 mg is nearly 1/2 teaspoon instead of 1/8. It's an unfortunate misprint, as I doubt anyone taking 1/8 tsp per day will notice much effect. So just be aware of that, and use a scale.