Cardamom

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Safe for aromatic use
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Safe for topical use
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Safe for internal use

Oil Category: Single Oil

Family Name: Zingiberaceae (ginger family)

Affects these Body Systems: Digestive system , Respiratory system

Usage: Aromatic, Topical, Internal

Element: Éter.

Method of the Extraction: Steam Distillation

Oil Chemical composition: Esters, α terpenyl acetate, linalyl acetate, oxides: 1,8 cineol, alcohols: linalool, terpinene 4ol, α terpineol, monoterpenes: sabinene, myrcene, l limonene, aldehyde: geranial.

Part of the plant: Seeds

Aroma: Sweet, Spicy, balmy, with floral undertones

Taste: Sweet, Spicy

Properties:

Aphrodisiac
Antibacterial
Antiseptic
Decongestant
Diuretic
Expectorant
Anti-infective
Anticonvulsant
Anti-inflammatory
Revitalizing

Description

Cardamom oil has a sweet, spicy aroma with floral undertones, that refreshes and lifts up your mood.
It has been said that it is able to neutralize the lingering smell of garlic. Lifts up the mood, refreshes and cheers you up. Can be useful to eliminate confusion. Relieves pain in menopause, menstruation and digestion.
Use in ailments:
* Congestion: apply to your chest, under your nose and by diffusion.
* Stomach pain and constipation: in a capsule, apply on the abdomen.
* Colitis and diarrhea: apply on your abdomen.
* Gastritis and stomach ulcers: in a capsule.
* Menstrual pain and muscle pain: apply to desired areas.
* Neck pain and fever: gargle water with one drop included and on your neck.
* Mental fatigue and confusion: apply under your nose and neck to relieve fatigue and clear your mind.
* Bad breath and various odors at home: in a capsule and by diffusion.
* Cooking: for seasoning dishes.

Other uses: Cardamom can help with bronchitis, mental fatigue, dyspepsia, halitosis, sciatica, colic, flatulence, pyrosis, weakness, loss of appetite, vomiting and ulcers. It can also help menopause, menstruation and digestion.