Traditional uses for acai fruit has included treatment for diarrhea, parasitic infections, hemorrhages and ulcers. As a food, acai pulp in the tribal Amazon belt is often blended with the starchy root vegetable manioc and eaten as porridge. The taste is often described as reminiscent of wild berries and chocolate.
Ginger contains naturally occurring chemicals called gingerols and shogaols. These chemicals can help relax smooth muscle, such as the muscle that lines the intestinal track, and therefore relieve stomach cramps or a colicky stomach ache. Ginger root is also great for relieving nausea, which may accompany a stomachache.
Insufficient fiber in your diet can back up into the intestines. Constipation can cause a stuffed feeling and create difficulty in having a bowel movement. However, constipation can be easily treated by increasing fiber intake. 2. Appendicitis-An inflamed appendix can cause severe cramping pain in the abdomen. The abdomen can become stiff and tender and might be accompanied by a fever. This is a medical emergency that may need hospitalization for treatment. 3. Menstrual pain-This is one of the most common reasons for stomach pain in women. However, apart from menstrual cramps, several other underlying conditions can also cause cramping. Conditions such as endometriosis, pelvic inflammatory disease, fibroids, and an ectopic pregnancy can also mimic menstrual pain.