Clove Bud Essential Oil/10 ml

What Is Clove Bud Oil: Clove Bud essential oil is above all known for its use in dentistry as antiseptic and anti-pain: it was used and it is still used, to relief oral pain related to abscesses, gingivitis , mouth ulcers, tooth rage or caries. It owes its particular smell and taste to eugenol, which is reminiscent of the products used by dentists and for mouthwashes. In addition to its remarkable analgesic and anti-infectious properties, it also arouses interest in many other areas, such as the fight against insects, or in sports, to reduce the feeling of fatigue. Its anesthetic nature will force to dilute it, whether for the oral or cutaneous way. Finally, any prolonged oral treatment will require, as a precautionary principle, a hepatoprotective essential oil in addition. Technical data: Common Name : Clove, Clove. Latin Name : Syzygium aromaticum (former names: Eugenia caryophyllata, Caryophyllus aromaticus, Eugenia aromatica, Jambosa caryophyllus). Appearance: Viscous liquid.  Color : Pale Yellow. Odor: Spicy, warming yet slightly bitter, woody Botanical Family : Myrtaceae Organ: Floral buttons. Processing Method: Steam distillation. Type: 100% pure. Origin: USA Preferred uses : Dermal, Diffusion. Chemical composition: Main chemical compound : Phenols 70 to 85% (Eugenol) Other chemical compounds : Esters 15 to 20% (eugenyl benzoate), Sesquiterpenes 5 to 15% (Caryophyllene), traces of: Monoterpenes, Monoterpenols, Oxides, Ketones, Sesquiterpenols, Aldehydes. Physical characteristics : A good clove essential oil must have the following physical characteristics: Density at 20 ° C: 1.042 to 1.065 Refractive index at 20 ° C: 1.528 to 1.538 Rotatory power at 20 ° C: -2 ° to + 0 ° Flash point : + 93 ° C Solubility (water) :Insoluble Shelf Life : 4-5 years (approx.) Storage conditions :  Handling : Avoid contact with eyes and mucous.  Storage : Keep away from humidity in a fresh place. Keep container closed after using. Always keep in packaging made of an identical material to the original. Properties of the essential oil of clove: The properties of clove essential oil are explained by the presence of active compounds originally present in the flower buds of Syzygium aromaticum (former names: Eugenia caryophyllata, Caryophyllus aromaticus, Eugenia aromatica, Jambosa caryophyllus). For health: Pain killer:The richness of eugenol cloves explains its powerful antalgic properties with a rubefying effect useful in painful outbreaks. Anti-infectious, anti-fungal, antiviral, antibacterial: Eugenol (major component) is endowed with antibacterial, fungicidal and parasiticidal (lice) properties. Stimulant digestive and intestinal: The essential oil of clove intervenes in the nervous processes at the origin of the spasms of the smooth muscles. It is a remarkable antispasmodic. Other properties : Anticoagulant General and neurotonic tonic Endocrine tonic Uterine tonic Stimulating immune system Platelet antiplatelet For the well-being Toning of the nervous system General stimulant Sexual tonic Indications of the essential oil of clove: Thanks to the many properties described above, clove oil has many indications. For health : Immune deficiencies: The contribution of the essential oil to the antioxidant system allows to globally increase the immune response to external aggressions. It is used during convalescence, in case of end-of-winter fatigue, epidemics, infections (bacteria, viruses, fungi), diffusion (with lemon for example) in case of tropical disease (amoebiasis , typhoid fever, etc.) such as malaria or when the immune system is weakened. Digestive disorders: In view of its antispasmodic properties, clove essential oil is indicated for all of the following ailments:Bloating, gas, putrefaction and / or intestinal fermentations. Infectious diarrhea: Intestinal infections (streptococcus, staphylococcus, E. coli, candidiasis, helicobacter pylori, etc.) Inflammation of the small intestine or colon Intestinal spasms  Muscle pain: Clove essential oil is a powerful pain reliever, able to relieve several pains such as inflammation, rheumatism, arthritis, osteoarthritis and muscle pain. Bronchitis, rhinopharyngitis, sinusitis, colds:Thanks to the antibacterial and antioxidant properties of clove, clove oil can also help fight against ENT infections such as the flu, pharyngitis and colds. Infection or dental pain, and migraines related to dental pain: Thanks to its powerful antalgic properties, the clove essential oil is precious against pain, especially those of oral or dental origin; Other indications : Childbirth (promotes contractions). Uterine trenches (if not breastfeeding). Urinary and genital infections (cystitis, venereal diseases, prostatitis, etc.). Endocrine imbalances (ovarian, pituitary, thyroid, adrenal). For the well-being Anguish Physical and / or psychic asthenia, exhaustion Trust (lack) Latent depress, black thoughts Postpartum depression (if no breastfeeding) Frigidity, impotence, defective libido Mental Inhibitions Fears (especially those related to childbirth) Drowsiness Use of clove essential oil : The essential oil of Clove can be used in very different ways for a wide spectrum of diseases and symptoms. Nevertheless, in case of doubt, it is recommended to contact a professional to collect personalized and secure information, adapted to your medical situation, your profile and your age. Cutaneous application, massage : For muscular pain or digestive disorders, dilute a drop of essential oil in 5 drops of vegetable oil, then apply and massage the area concerned. For dental pain, oral infections and cavities: apply directly to the pain area (with a cotton swab). Caution: avoid metal fillings, bridges or dental prostheses. For migraines: apply a trace on the location of the migraine. For ENT disorders: dilute in a vegetable oil and massage the back of the spine. Influenza: dilute in a vegetable oil and massage the back, the spine and the arches. For late winter fatigue: dilute in a vegetable oil and massage the back and soles of the feet. To promote childbirth: dilute in a vegetable oil and massage the lower back. Bloating: dilute with vegetable oil and massage the belly. Muscle pain: dilute with vegetable oil and massage the affected part. Delivery (promotes contractions): dilute in a vegetable oil and massage the lower back. Uterine trenches (if not breastfeeding): dilute in a vegetable oil and massage the lower belly. Mycosis of the feet: dilute in a vegetable oil and apply directly on the concerned zones. Cutaneous parasitosis: dilute in a vegetable oil and apply locally until disappearance of the parasitosis. Insect bite: Apply pure on the sting. Warts: Apply pure directly on the wart (be careful not to apply on the skin around the wart). Endocrine imbalances (ovaries, pituitary, thyroid, adrenal): dilute in a vegetable oil and massage the back and the vaults. Oral way: The clove essential oil can be used in the kitchen if it is diluted in a fat (oil, cream) or sweet (syrup, honey, sugar cube): a drop to the maximum. She must not interfere with herself. In all cases, this use must be followed by a therapist. Impaired immune system: internally by consulting a therapist beforehand. Intestinal infections (streptococcus, staphylococcus, E. coli, candidiasis, helicobacter pylori, etc.): internally by consulting a therapist beforehand. Urinary and genital infections (cystitis, venereal diseases, prostatitis, etc.): internally by consulting a therapist beforehand. Inhalation: Clove essential oil is not recommended for inhalation . Diffusion: The essential oil of clove is part of the oils very little compatible with the diffusion (it is irritating for the respiratory tracts). To use it anyway, it is essential to dilute it between 5 and 10% in other essential oils, then choose one of the following modes of diffusion: Diffusion by nebulization: These diffusers, which propel the essential oil by a pump, are the most effective, but their price is generally high and they can be more or less noisy. Ultrasonic diffusion (misting): Less powerful, these diffusers remain effective to benefit from the effects of the essential oil in closed rooms. Diffusion by gentle heat : Pour a few drops of essential oil into the small receptacle of these diffusers. Under the effect of heat, volatile aromatic particles will mingle with the atmosphere. To use ideally in a small closed room. Synergies of the clove essential oil: Germ Fighter:  with Lemon, Clove Bud, Eucalyptus, and Rosemary. Precautions of the essential oil of clove: Clove essential oil is contraindicated in pregnant and lactating women and children under 12 years of age. In case of cutaneous use, it is recommended to use it highly diluted because the essential oil of clove is dermocaustic. Always precede the cutaneous use of a test in the fold of the elbow. Do not use clove essential oil in the bath and inhaling. When used in diffusion, it should be combined with softer essential oils (Lavender, Sweet Orange ...) and incorporated in a very small proportion. Clove is hepatotoxic at high or repeated doses. People who are prone to hypertension and / or have liver problems must avoid using it or consult a specialist. The clove essential oil can be incorporated into a culinary preparation respecting the dosage (1 drop after cooking the dish or sauce). Do not cook the essential oil. Caution : The properties and indications mentioned in this sheet are based on a set of research that presents a traditional use of essential oil, recognized by experts in aromatherapy. Side Effects of Clove Bud Oil Taking the oil orally in its undiluted form can result in nausea, vomiting, sore throat, and even blood problems. It can also lead to shortness of breath, even rashes and itching. Repeated use of clove bud oil to treat acne problems can cause skin damage, which may leave permanent marks.If you're thinking of using clove bud oil to treat  a dental problem or any health concern, we recommend that you ask the advice of a holistic healthcare practitioner or an experienced aromatherapist first.