Adrak. Haldi.Your daily shot of the Indian kitchen.
What dadi kept in the kitchen, now in one small bottle.
Every Indian home has a ginger root on the counter and a jar of haldi by the stove. Adrak for a heavy stomach, haldi doodh before bed, kadha when the weather turns.
Ginger India shots take those two roots and put them into a quick, ready-to-drink shot. No grating, no boiling, no juicer to wash. Open, drink, get on with your day.
Ginger Shot
अदरकFiery ginger with a squeeze of lemon. Sharp, warming and wakes you up faster than your first chai.
- Settles the stomachGinger's best-studied use: easing nausea and supporting digestive comfort, including on long drives and travel days.
- Keeps things movingResearch shows ginger helps gastric emptying, which supports a more regular, lighter-feeling gut.
- Natural warmthGingerols and shogaols give ginger its bite and are studied for their antioxidant and anti-inflammatory action.
Turmeric Shot
हल्दीGolden haldi with ginger. Earthy, gently spiced and the bottled cousin of a warm glass of haldi doodh.
- Everyday body careHaldi and ginger both carry antioxidants that help the body deal with oxidative stress from city air, late nights and long days.
- Immunity, the ghar ka wayThe same pairing as kadha. Early research points to immune-supporting effects of these compounds.
- Kind to joints after a workoutGinger and turmeric are studied for anti-inflammatory action, which is why many people reach for them after gym or a long walk.
How to drink your shot
One bottle, once a day. It takes less time than waiting for the pressure cooker whistle.
- Chill itKeep it in the fridge. A cold shot tastes cleaner and goes down easier.
- Shake wellIt's real root juice, so the good stuff settles. Give it a few good shakes.
- Drink in one goBest in the morning, before or with breakfast. Expect a spicy kick.
- Repeat tomorrowBenefits of food-based ingredients build with routine, not with a single bottle.
Where a shot fits in your day
Pick the one that suits the moment. Plenty of people keep both in the fridge.
Subah ka start
Before your chai or coffee, to wake up the system and get digestion going.
Travel days
Road trips to the hills, early flights, long train rides. Ginger is the classic remedy for a queasy stomach.
After a heavy meal
Shaadi buffet, Sunday biryani, festive mithai. A ginger shot helps the meal sit lighter.
Monsoon and winter
When the weather changes and everyone at home starts sneezing, it's kadha season in a bottle.
Post-workout
After yoga, a run or the gym, as part of your recovery routine.
Desk-day reset
The 4 pm slump. Swap a second samosa for something with a bit of fire.
What the research actually says
Ginger has been used for thousands of years in Ayurveda and kitchens around the world. Modern studies back some of that tradition strongly and some of it only partly. Here's an honest summary, so you know what to expect.
are pregnant or breastfeeding, take blood thinners or diabetes medication, have gallbladder issues, or are buying for children. Ginger is safe in normal food amounts, but concentrated shots are a higher dose.
Nausea and digestion Strong evidence
This is where ginger is best proven. Studies show it helps ease nausea and speeds up how quickly the stomach empties, which supports digestive comfort and regularity.
Inflammation Promising
Compounds in ginger called gingerols and shogaols lower pro-inflammatory signals in the body and raise anti-inflammatory ones. Results are encouraging, but researchers are still working out doses for specific conditions.
Immune support Emerging
Ginger's antioxidants raise the body's antioxidant capacity and help manage oxidative stress, which is linked to immune function. More human studies are needed on the right amounts.
Everyday "detox" Supportive
No shot "flushes toxins". What ginger does is help the body handle oxidative stress from pollution, smoke and alcohol, gently encourage sweating and circulation, and support regular digestion, all of which back up the body's own clean-up systems.
Metabolism and sugar levels Promising
Studies link ginger to better blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol markers, and lower fat build-up. Treat it as support alongside good food, sleep and movement, not as a replacement for medicine.
Sources include reviews in the International Journal of Preventive Medicine (2013), Frontiers in Nutrition (2024), the European Journal of Gastroenterology & Hepatology (2008) and the Iranian Journal of Basic Medical Sciences (2022).
Order your shots
- Free delivery anywhere in India
- Mix Ginger and Turmeric in any combination
- Shipped from Ginger India, gingerindia.com
Sold by AZ Plus Licenses Private Limited
Questions people ask
How much does it cost?
₹3,999 for a pack of 5 bottles, with free delivery anywhere in India. You can choose all Ginger, all Turmeric, or mix the two.
How do I order and pay?
Pick your bottles, fill in your delivery details and tap Pay. Payment is handled securely by Razorpay, and you can pay by UPI, debit or credit card, net banking or wallet.
Where do you deliver?
Across India, metro cities and smaller towns alike. Delivery is free on every order. See Shipping & Delivery for timelines.
How many should I drink a day?
One bottle a day is the routine we suggest. A pack of 5 covers your working week.
Will it taste spicy?
Yes. The Ginger Shot has a strong, warming kick with lemon. The Turmeric Shot is earthier and slightly milder. Drinking it chilled helps.
Is it a medicine?
No. It's a food product made from ginger and turmeric. It's not meant to diagnose, treat or cure any illness. If you're on medication, pregnant, or have a health condition, check with your doctor first.
Can I cancel or return my order?
You can cancel for a full refund before dispatch. Opened bottles can't be returned, but if anything arrives damaged or leaking, tell us within 48 hours and we'll replace or refund it. See our Refund & Cancellation Policy.
Who sells Ginger India?
Ginger India shots are sold by AZ Plus Licenses Private Limited through gingerindia.com.