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Cardamom's spicy aroma clears
congestion and eases breath
Cardamom has been part of the Chinese and ayurvedic pharmacies for thousands of years. Long used in Asia as a culinary herb, it is primarily a tonic to the digestive system, kills the bacteria responsible for bad breath, and is well know for relief of nausea.
Cardamom has decongestant properties that make it useful in colds and congestion as well.
Cardamom is perhaps the best source of a phytochemical called cineole, which helps break up chest congestion and gives the entire central nervous system a boost. Cardamom is found in many aphrodisiac formulas in Asia. The oil is a mild stimulant, warming with a lovely aroma.
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Preparation Methods :Cardamom can be added to teas, coffee, or used as a spice in cooking. The essential oil is wonderful for external use. Powdered in capsules, cardamom looses strength and potency.
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Koehler's Medicinal-Plants 1887
Cardamom is a perennial reedlike herb native to Asia and southern India that grows up to 13 feet tall. A relative of ginger, the fruits contain small reddish-brown seeds from which the essential oils is extracted.
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 This oil is a mild stimulant with a sensual quality and makes a light, refreshing bath oil. It has a sweet, spicy, camphor-like aroma with floral undertones that imparts a warm note to masculine scents and floral perfumes. The oil is clear, and relatively expensive. It blends well with most essences, especially bergamot, frankincense, ylang ylang, cedarwood and coriander. |
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 Cardamom was often used in Eastern aphrodisiacs, although it is not certain whether it has any physiological effect in this area. |
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 For morning sickness during pregnancy, drink a cup of cardamom tea, or inhale the aroma |
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