CLOVE/EUGENIA CARIOPHYLLUS – 10 ml pure whole clove essential oil for internal use.
100% WHOLE
High quality, undiluted, concentrated essential oil from fresh organic plant source.
100% NATURAL
Carefully extracted by steam distillation, the traditional method of isolating the beneficial compounds from the flower buds of the Eugenia Cariophyllus plant.
100% PURE
The essence of the plant is extracted in a controlled manner, in its pure, active and unaltered form, without solvents, additives, preservatives or artificial flavors.
Although today cloves are a savory spice used in culinary delicacies all over the world, in ancient times, spices originated on just a few islands in the Indonesian archipelago.
Over the centuries, they came to have an inestimable impact among the nobles of Western Europe, representing a symbol of aristocracy and abundance.
The first mention of cloves is found in Chinese literature, around the 3rd century AD, when the spice called hi-sho-hiang (,bird’s tongue) was used by court officers who, before appearing before their sovereign, were required to chew cloves.
Cloves were used more in medicine than in food preparation. They were valued for their ability to treat a wide range of ailments, from intestinal problems, diarrhea and vomiting, to toothache and abscesses.
In traditional Ayurvedic medicine, they were consumed for their amazing ability to treat colds, asthma, indigestion, vomiting, toothache, laryngitis, low blood pressure and impotence.
In medieval Europe, due to the difficult trade, conditioned by difficult distances, spices were so expensive that they became a luxury item that only the upper class could afford.
As the 11th and 12th centuries progressed, the popularity of Asian spices grew, stimulated by those who returned from the Crusades enchanted by the rich cuisine of Constantinople.
Christopher Columbus himself left the Old World in search of the Spice Islands, the source of the aromatic spice, when he came across the West Indies, and Ferdinand Magellan returned from his expeditions with tons of cloves, thus fully covering the costs of his voyage.
Nowadays, the evergreen clove tree is widespread in tropical climates around the world, where it is cultivated not only for the aroma of its flower buds, but also for the benefits they have on health.
The harvesting of cloves is carried out with great care and patience, when the flower buds are mature, but have not yet had time to open.
After picking, the harvesters separate the buds from the stem and let them dry for several days in the sun, after which they are subjected to the process of steam distillation, in a controlled environment.
The miraculous buds produce up to 20% volatile oil, whose main phytoelement is eugenol, responsible for the characteristic smell and aroma, but also bioflavonoids and vitamins.
Clove Oil Benefits (Internal Administration):
- Antibacterial
- Anti-inflammatory
- Antioxidant
- Digestive
- Antiemetic
- Antidiarrheal
- Thermogenic
Clove Oil Is Indicated In:
- Inflammation;
- Digestive Disorders;
- Diarrhea;
- Conditions vomiting;
- Colds;
- Viruses;
- Allergies;
- Dental infections.
Can be combined with: essential oil of: Frankincense/Boswellia sacra, Boswellia serrata, mint, rosemaryflax, lemon, grapefruit and sweet orange.
ADMINISTRATION:
» For internal use, diluted with honey or cooking oil:
Adults: 2-3 drops 2 times a day. The dose is mixed in a teaspoon of honey (diabetics: a quarter of a teaspoon of cooking oil). It is used for 7-14 days.
It can be repeated after a 2-week break.
» For internal use, in empty vegetable capsules:
Administration in capsules allows for better assimilation of the oils, as they reach directly into the stomach where they act at the gastric level. Open an empty vegetable capsule, insert the essential oil with the syringe/dropper together with the food oil according to the instructions on the leaflet, and close the capsule. It is recommended to swallow the capsules immediately.
» For external, topical, diluted use:
To avoid discomfort, drying and irritation of the skin, or even rapid evaporation of the essential oils, it is recommended to apply them together with almond or argan oil. In massage therapies, it is recommended to use diluted in oils with a more solid consistency.
Do not apply to open wounds, irritated skin or sunburn. Test a small amount on a small area of skin first.
» Aromatherapy, inhalations:
Use in ultrasonic diffusers and aromatherapy lamps. Cold inhalations are recommended for relaxation, or hot (1-3 drops).
Packaged in a glass container, with a dropper to:
- obtain a controlled dosage
- not to volatilize the oil upon contact with air
- not to be compromised by external organic matter
Keep away from contact with air, light, humidity and high temperatures.
COMPOSITION
| 100% natural pure Clove essential oil (Eugenia Cariophyllus). | 10ML |
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Does not contain allergens. Zero calories.
PRECAUTIONS DISCLAIMER/WARNING: The presentation, properties, indications and method of use are based on specialized scientific works and publications, available both in written format and on reference sites in aromatherapy and phytotherapy, as well as the documentation of the supplier or producer of the raw material. However, the information provided is purely informative, cannot in any case constitute medical information and cannot engage our responsibility. The product does not cure, treat or prevent diseases. For any medical use please consult your specialist. Product carefully monitored for practices with reduced impact on the environment.
STORAGE CONDITIONS: at room temperature, away from light and moisture.
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