Clove bud oil

Technical Data Sheets :

English name: Clove bud oil

Botanical name: Eugenia caryophyllus

Introduction

The SCFE Co2 extraction method is used in extracting pure clove bud oil. Temperature, particle size and pressure are the effective parameters used in extracting the clove bud oil. One process that is considered optimum for extractive pure clove bud oil is SCFE Co2 extraction.

As compared to any other method, the SCFE Co2 extraction method shows significant quantitative and qualitative differences in composition as compared to clove bud oil derived by conventional methods of distillation. Flavor of clove buds is positively affected by parameters like contact time, temperature and pressure used in the oil extraction process.

Purity

Clove bud oil is a yellowish, viscous and complex oil obtained from immature clove buds which are used as spice and ingredient for flavoring. It is nice, sweet, warm and spicy and makes the best choice for aromatic purposes. Its antioxidant capabilities are very high. In many of the longevity formulas, it has been widely used.

It has anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, hemostatic, warming, analgesic, antiviral, antibacterial, antifungal, anti aging, stimulant, carminative, stomachic, expectorating, anti clotting, insecticidal, anti spasmodic, antiseptic properties and also has a strong anti-parasitic action. Major constituents of clove bud oil include eugenyl acetate, isocaryophyllene, β-caryophyllene and eugenol.

Cloves Benefits

Clove bud oil works effectively in eliminating parasites from the digestive system, speeding up the healing process of gum sores and mouth sores and numbing tooth pain. The oil is used in making some great blends for treating pain in joints. To break addiction to tobacco, just take a drop of clove oil and place on the tongue.

For topical use it can be diffused and diluted first and then used. To treat painful teeth and mouth sores, add a few drops to water and use for gargling. The oil can also be consumed directly as recommended by the medical practitioner. Traditionally it has been used as an antibiotic and antiseptic. In cases of intestinal parasites and infectious diseases, it offers great support. It works perfectly as a blood thinner.

Guarantee

Ylang ylang, basil, rosemary, bergamot, rose, cinnamon, peppermint, clary sage, orange, grapefruit, lemon and lavender are some of the best choices to make a blend with clove bud oil.

Clove bud oil is best used in low diluted form only. Before using clove bud oil, it is best to test some of it for any allergic action or sensitivity. The advice is to take good precaution while using this oil as it does have some side effects. Medical help should be given if necessary.

Other Benefits

Since ancient times, clove oil extract has been used in the dental ailment treatment. Later on, after discovery of its medicinal properties it was used in treating a number of health issues.

Its nice and refreshing aroma helps in bad breath elimination. In the dental industry, it has great demand. Different kinds of pains like headache, muscle pain, asthma, wounds etc can be relieved due to natural analgesic properties of this oil. In aromatherapy, it is useful in getting rid of anxiety and stress.