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.
Best Answer: Everyone is different and stomachaches have different causes. Mints are anti-spasmodics and that can help if the stomach is cramping. They also are alkaline which helps if you have acid reflux. If the stomachache is actually in the lower bowel, it works best to take enteric coated peppermint gel caps. Or one can do a massage of the lower abdomen with pure essential oil of mint diluted in olive oil. Not used in pregnancy. I've never heard anyone say peppermint tea made pain worse. However, just drinking mint tea because it tastes good can sometimes cause indigestion. If a person is nervous and exciteable, mint can make them more hyper.