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For Integrative, Oncology, Prenatal & Functional Medicine Practitioners
Support your
patients can feel
in 15 minutes.
Anti-Na® SIPS is a dissolvable stick pack combining 2,000mg therapeutic ginger with 1,000mg Bioenergy Ribose® — a dietary supplement formulated to support comfort and energy alongside conventional care. Increasingly used across oncology, integrative, functional medicine, prenatal, and GLP-1 practices and wellness centers. Founded in Irvine, CA · Manufactured in an FDA-registered facility in Utah. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Independent clinicians currently recommend Anti-Na® SIPS to their patients through FrontrowMD — without compensation.
"I tried them next time I felt nauseous and within 15 minutes felt much better and got up to make dinner. And instead of bracing myself, I felt steadier. Like my body found something to grab onto when the wave hit."
— "Gifts That Whisper I Love You," Cancer Bites / Growing To GiveIndividual results may vary.
Who recommends SIPS
One formula, four practice settings
Formulated around ginger and Bioenergy Ribose, two ingredients with an established published research base — now stocked across oncology centers, OB-GYN and prenatal practices, GLP-1 clinics, and integrative and functional medicine wellness centers for patients navigating nausea or low energy.
● Oncology · ● Integrative, Functional & GLP-1 · ● Pregnancy & Prenatal — color-coded to match our patient-facing guides
Product quick reference
Dual-ingredient support for comfort & energy
A dietary supplement formulated as adjunct support alongside standard care — not a replacement for antiemetic medication or any other prescribed treatment. Dissolvable in hot or cold water. Ingredients begin dissolving in 5–15 minutes. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Published research summary
Ginger & D-Ribose in the published literature
This table summarizes what has been published in the literature about ginger root extract and D-Ribose alongside common medication classes. It is provided for informational purposes only — it is not medical advice, is not a substitute for pharmacist or prescriber review, and is not a claim by Anti-Na® about safety or efficacy for any individual patient. Always verify against primary sources and current prescribing information before making any care decision.
| Drug / Class | Literature summary | Notes & citations |
|---|---|---|
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Carboplatin, Cisplatin, Oxaliplatin Platinum-based agents |
No interaction reported | Published trials have used ginger alongside platinum-based regimens without reporting pharmacokinetic interactions (Ryan et al., 2012). Not a substitute for individualized clinical review. |
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Paclitaxel, Docetaxel Taxanes |
No interaction reported | No interactions documented in the literature at a 2,000mg ginger dose; ginger has not been shown to meaningfully inhibit CYP3A4 at this dose range. |
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5-Fluorouracil (5-FU), Capecitabine Antimetabolites |
No interaction reported | No pharmacokinetic or pharmacodynamic interactions with ginger or D-Ribose have been documented in the literature. |
|
Ondansetron, Granisetron 5-HT3 antagonists |
Studied together | Ginger has been studied as an adjunct alongside 5-HT3 antagonists in the published literature, with no adverse interaction reported. This is not an implied endorsement by any guideline body. |
|
Dexamethasone Corticosteroid antiemetic |
No interaction reported | Commonly co-administered with ginger in published trials, with no interaction reported. |
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Warfarin, Apixaban, Rivaroxaban Anticoagulants |
Caution noted in literature | Ginger has documented mild antiplatelet activity and may potentiate anticoagulant effects per published sources. Recommend monitoring INR and independent clinical judgment. |
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Insulin, Metformin, GLP-1 agonists Diabetes medications |
Monitor per literature | Ginger has been reported to have mild hypoglycemic effects in some published sources. D-Ribose is metabolized differently from glucose. Recommend monitoring in insulin-dependent patients. |
|
Semaglutide, Tirzepatide GLP-1 receptor agonists |
No interaction reported | No pharmacokinetic interactions documented in the literature to date. Some practitioners report using ginger-based support for medication-related nausea; this is not a claim of efficacy for that use. |
This table summarizes publicly available published literature only. It is not medical advice, is not intended as a clinical directive, and does not represent Anti-Na® conducting or claiming its own safety assessment of these combinations. For primary sources, see sips.science/studies. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Three ways to stock SIPS
Choose the pathway that fits your practice
From a single-practitioner clinic to a large infusion center — we have a program that works for your volume and workflow.
Faire Wholesale
Ideal for single-practitioner clinics, wellness studios, and IV lounges who want to stock SIPS with flexible terms and zero risk on first order.
- Net 60 payment terms
- Free returns on first order
- 4-count display units available
- Counter display stand included
- Self-serve — order instantly online
Want to order now? Email orders@kddnutra.com
Direct Wholesale
For integrative oncology practices, infusion centers, and wellness groups who want custom pricing, standing orders, and a clinical partnership.
- Custom volume pricing tiers
- Standing monthly order options
- Net 30 terms for qualified accounts
- Clinical education materials included
- Sample kits before you commit
- Dedicated account support
Institutional Partnership
For large oncology centers, hospital gift shops, and wellness groups seeking custom volume, co-marketing, patient sampling programs, and research collaboration.
- Clinical sampling program for patients
- Demo table & lobby display options
- Co-branded patient education materials
- Patient outcome tracking support
- Research collaboration opportunity
- Exclusive regional partnership options
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FrontrowMD — Free for practitioners
Create a free FrontrowMD account and recommend SIPS directly to patients. Your name appears on the product page, which significantly increases patient follow-through. 283 clinicians already enrolled.
Free to join · No compensation
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Help get Anti-Na® SIPS listed on Fullscript Application Pending
Our brand application is currently under review with Fullscript, which typically takes 6–8 weeks. Practitioner demand is the single most influential factor in their catalog decisions. If you're already on the platform, submitting a brand request takes under 2 minutes and directly strengthens our application.
Independent clinicians currently recommend Anti-Na® SIPS through FrontrowMD. Every Fullscript brand request from this community strengthens our listing application.
Why this matters: Fullscript's Medical Advisory Team evaluates practitioner demand as a primary consideration for new brand listings. A single request from a licensed practitioner at a recognized integrative oncology center carries significant weight. Your request matters.
Suggested serving guidance
General serving guidance by use case
General starting points to share with patients, based on the label's suggested use. Not individualized medical advice — encourage patients to start with one serving and adjust based on how they respond, and to check with their care team about timing around any treatment schedule.
2,000–8,000mg ginger
as needed for nausea
general nausea or low energy
Practitioner FAQ
Every claim here is backed by real research
If you're the type who likes to see the studies for yourself — the dosing data, the clinical trials, the citations — we keep all of it on our dedicated science site.
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