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Clove oil for toothpain
Oil of cloves is is the principal form of clove used medicinally. Clove oil is virtually pure eugenol, a powerful, multifaceted phytochemical that numbs pain and kills bacteria and fungi. Cloves antibacterial power in employed to treat colds, dental abscesses, gum disease, earache and arthritis pain. Oil of cloves kills bacteria that can cause food poiosoning, and is uses in treating viral infections. The use of Clove oil has been passed down generation to generation to relieve pain from toothache and dental treatment, and has come to the rescue of many who could not get a timely dentist appointment. Avoid Clove oil ,however, in treating pain due to root canal work, since it may cause inflammation.
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Preparation Methods :Oil of cloves is used for medicinal purposes Remedies using : Clove
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Clove for :Antiseptic, analgisic, Toothache |
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Clove's healthful help comes courtesy of eugenol, a powerful, multifaceted phytochemical that anesthetizes, kills bacteria and fungi, fights free radical oxidation and things the blood. Clove oil is virtually pure eugenol. Clove oil has been used for generations to relieve pain from toothache, however, avoid Clove oil when treating pain due to root canal work, since it may cause inflammation. James Duke, The Green Pharmacy Herbal Handbook (2000) |
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Bronchitis *
Culinary *
Diarrhea *
Eye care - Vision *
Fungus Infections *
Insect Repellent *
Neuralgia *
Scabies/Lice *
Toothache/Earache *
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 Koehler's Medicinal-Plants 1887
- Flowers:Small, aromatic flowers, when dried are the cloves.
- Plant Class:Evergreen tree
- Leaves:Shiny leaves
- Fruit: small, oblong fruit with little pulp, similar to the java plum
- Preferred Habitat: Humid, warm tropical climate with lots of water year-round
- Flowering Season: The flowers are picked and dried before bloomoin, and the essential oil is extracted from them
- Distribution:Native to the Molucca Islands (islands of Eastern Indonesia, once known as the Spice Islands.) Cultivated in Madagascar, Indonesia, and Zanzibar (Tanzania)
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Clove is a powerful oil that is antibacterial, antiseptic and analgesic making it a good oil for the prevention infections. Use it to disinfect surfaces and in aromatherapy lamps to help disinfect rooms. Clove oil is very strong and can cause irritation if used in its pure form. |
The fresh and dried flower buds of clove are also used in herbal formulas in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). |
The ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans all used cloves. Courtiers in second century China freshened their breath with cloves before seeking an audience with the Emperor. |
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For a toothache rub a little clove oil directly on where it hurts - you can use a cotton swab, or ball for this - don't swallow the oil |
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