Clove Bud - (Eugenia caryopjullata) 
Properties: Anti-infective & broad-spectrum antibacterial. Antiviral, antifungal, antiparasitic, antiseptic & General Stimulant. Neurotonic, hypertensive Slight Aphrodisiac, Stomachic, carminative, Immuno-stimulating.
Directions: Dental infection, toothache, tonsillitis, mouth infections. Viral hepatitis, viral & bacterial enterocolitis, malaria, amoeba, enterocolitis spasmodic. cystitis, salphingite, metritis, viral neuritis, neuralgia, Sinusitis, bronchitis, influenza, tuberculosis, Dysregulation thyroid, Rheumatoid arthritis, arthritis, rheumatism, Mycosis
External Use:
Mouthwashes: 3 drops in a glass of water.
Massage with Clove bud EO diluted (20% in vegetable oil) on the abdomen (stomach ache) and along the spine (fatigue).
Synergies:
Peppermint: anesthetic, antiviral
Tea Tree: Antibacterial
Niaouli: antibacterial, expectorant
Palmarosa: uterotonic, antibacterial
Chamomile: Sedative, antiparasitic
Specialties: Always use diluted in external use up to 20% in vegetable oil. Not recommended for pregnant and lactating women and children under 6 years.
Caution: Keep out of reach of children. Some oils are prohibited to pregnant women and children. Keep away from flame.
Clove is evergreen tree growing tall up to 30 feet. Clove buds are the unopened, long, yellow green flower bud. They are harvested by beating the tree, a white coton is used to collect the harvest. They are sundried for a few days till a dark brown colour is achieved.
The essential oil: Clove bud oil is steamed distilled from buds, freshly distilled the oil is colourless with a slight tinge of yellow, ovetimes as it matures it turns to dark brown. The main constituent is eugenol, which is the best antiseptic.Properties: Anti-infective & broad-spectrum antibacterial. Antiviral, antifungal, antiparasitic, antiseptic & General Stimulant. Neurotonic, hypertensive Slight Aphrodisiac, Stomachic, carminative, Immuno-stimulating.
Directions: Dental infection, toothache, tonsillitis, mouth infections. Viral hepatitis, viral & bacterial enterocolitis, malaria, amoeba, enterocolitis spasmodic. cystitis, salphingite, metritis, viral neuritis, neuralgia, Sinusitis, bronchitis, influenza, tuberculosis, Dysregulation thyroid, Rheumatoid arthritis, arthritis, rheumatism, Mycosis
External Use:
Mouthwashes: 3 drops in a glass of water.
Massage with Clove bud EO diluted (20% in vegetable oil) on the abdomen (stomach ache) and along the spine (fatigue).
Synergies:
Peppermint: anesthetic, antiviral
Tea Tree: Antibacterial
Niaouli: antibacterial, expectorant
Palmarosa: uterotonic, antibacterial
Chamomile: Sedative, antiparasitic
Specialties: Always use diluted in external use up to 20% in vegetable oil. Not recommended for pregnant and lactating women and children under 6 years.
Caution: Keep out of reach of children. Some oils are prohibited to pregnant women and children. Keep away from flame.
