Clove – Antiseptic, Antibacterial – Monastic Recipes

Description

The therapeutic action of clove has been known since ancient times. The Ancient Greeks and Romans used it to relieve toothaches, while the Chinese used it to combat bad breath.

Properties

Due to its strong antiseptic properties, clove is widely used for the prevention and treatment of various infectious diseases, such as oral infections, foot ulcers, and skin inflammations, particularly after insect stings. At the same time, it successfully addresses digestive disorders such as indigestion and bloating (gas), while thanks to its powerful antiviral and antibacterial properties, it combats the flu, severe cough, tonsillitis, and fever.

It also plays a significant role in relieving injured muscles, as well as arthritis and rheumatic pain, and is particularly effective in combating toothaches. When used as an ingredient in cosmetics, it helps with skin regeneration and reduces wrinkles, expression lines, and acne. Additionally, when evaporated in a room, it aids in alleviating headaches, cough, asthma, and anxiety.

Warning! Do not use during pregnancy and breastfeeding, and do not administer to children. Avoid use if you have varicose veins!

Properties:
● Helps with infections.
● Sinusitis.
● Aids in bloating.
● Stimulates mental function.
● Used in the treatment of acne and herpes.
● For toothache relief.

Net weight: 30 gr