Ginger extract demonstrates (exhibits) anti-cancer, anti-inflammatory, and chemotherapeutic properties in living organisms (in vivo).

Ginger extract administered via oral gavage at a dosage of 100 mg/kg for 8 weeks has been found to decrease the occurrence of liver neoplasms in male Wistar rats, effectively inhibiting the heightened expression of NF-κB in those with induced liver cancer[1]. This intervention demonstrates significant anti-cancer effects within the liver cancer-induced group (CDE).