CLOVE BUD, Eugenia caryophyllus

Latin name: Eugenia caryophyllus

Distilled part: floral buds

Origin: Madagascar

Properties: acaricide, analgesic, anticoagulant, anti-inflammatory, potentially anti-tumor, bactericidal, immunostimulant, insecticide (lice, scabies, termites), parasiticide, stimulant, viricide

Indications: acne, difficult childbirth, tonsillitis, osteoarthritis, asthenia, bronchitis, cystitis, pain, scabies, gastritis, gastroenteritis, gingivitis, flu, bronchiolitis, hepatitis A, B and C, hypothyroidism, dental infection, laryngitis, mononucleosis, neurasthenia, neuralgia, odontalgia, parasitosis, lice, multiple sclerosis, salmonellosis, sinusitis, tennis elbow, torticollis, intestinal worms, shingles

Contraindications: Exert caution when using on skin (dermocaustic), except for local applications or when diluted in 95% vegetable oil. Diffusion: Never more than one drop in 30 drops of gentler essential oils since this oil can irritate the airways. Do not use with children under 5 years of age without the advice of a licensed aromatherapist.