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NATURAL SPICE & NATURAL ESSENTIAL OILS HISTORY FROM LALA JAGDISH PRASAD & CO.  [INDIA] ESTD:- 1952
 

 





100% Pure Natural Spice Oils & Natural Essential Oils.
 





CAMPHOR(Cinnamomumcamphorasyn.Lauruscamphora)(Lauraceae) Camphor trees are native to China and Japan and are cultivated for its wood for the extraction of camphor oil. Marco Polo was the first to note that the Chinese used camphor oil as a medicine, scent and embalming fluid. Camphor crystals have strong antiseptic, stimulant and antispasmodic properties and are applied externally as unguents or balms as a counter-irritant and analgesic liniment to relieve arthritic and rheumatic pains, neuralgia and back pain. It may also be applied to skin problems, such as cold sores and chilblains, and used as a chest rub for bronchitis and other chest infections.MAIN PROPERTIES: Antiseptic, antispasmodic, analgesic, expectorant.
 

CARDAMOM(Elettariacardamomum)(Zingiberaceae) Cardamom has been praised as a spice and medicine and used in ancient Egypt to make perfumes. It is an excellent remedy for many digestive problems, helping to soothe indigestion, dyspepsia, gastralgia, colon spasms and flatulence. It has an aromatic and pungent taste and combines well with other herbs and helps to disguise the less pleasant taste of other herbs.MAIN PROPERTIES: Eases stomach pain, carminative, aromatic, antispasmodic.
 

CarrotSeedInnerVision Latin name: Daucus carota. Family name: Umbelliferae. Distilled from the dried seeds. Country: France. Carrot seed has a dry-woody, earthy and sweet scent. Some traditional uses: for toning and rejuvenating mature skin, wrinkles and scars, eczema, psoriasis, as a stimulant to immune and lymphatic systems, for relieving PMS and regulating monthly cycles, to ease anxiety and stress. Blends with: geranium, cedarwood, citrus or spice oils
 

 

 
CedarDeodaraTransformativeCertainty Latin name: Cedrus Deodara. Family name: Pinaceae. There are several varieties of cedar; the Cedar is one of the most beneficial for aromatherapy. The oil is distilled from the wood and is imported from India, North Africa. It has a woody aroma. Atlas cedar was believed to have been used extensively by the Egyptians in cosmetics, perfume and medicine. Some traditional uses: to relax tense muscles, calm emotions, help breathing, for enhancing meditation, easing pain, repelling insects, for hair loss. Cedar should be avoided during pregnancy. Emotional profile: for relief of irrationality, worry, fear and mental obsession. Blends with: bergamot, cypress, ylang ylang, rosemary, juniper, vetiver, neroli, clary sage, and frankincense.
 

CELERY,SMALLAGE(Apiumgraveolens)(Umbelliferae) More familiar as a vegetable than as a medicine, celery find its main use in the treatment of rheumatism, arthritis and gout. Containing apiol, the seeds are also used as a urinary antiseptic. Celery is a good cleansing, diuretic herb, and the seeds are used specifically for arthritic complaints where there is an accumulation of waste products. The seeds also have a reputation as a carminative with a mild tranquilizing effect. The stems are less significant medicinally.Main Properties: Anti-rheumatic, antispasmodic, diuretic, urinary antiseptic.
 

CHAMOMILE,GERMA(.Matricariarecutita)(Compositae) Chamomile grows wild in Europe and west Asia. Related species are found in North America and Africa. Its flowers help to ease indigestion, nervousness, depressions and headaches, being ideal for emotion related problems such as peptic ulcers, colitis, spastic colon and nervous indigestion. Chamomile's essential oil have anti-inflammatory,anti-spasmodic and anti-microbial activity. It is an excellent herb for many digestive disorders and for nervous tension and irritability. Externally, it is used for sore skin and eczema. Roman chamomile (Chamaemelum nobile) is a close relation, used in a similar way.Main Properties: Anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, relaxant, carminative, bitter, nervine.
 

CINNAMON(Cinnamomumverumsyn.C.zeylanicum)(Lauraceae) Cinnamon is native to Sri Lanka, growing in tropical forest and being extensively cultivated throughout the tropical regions of the world. Cinnamon has a long history of use in India and was first used medicinally in Egypt and parts of Europe from about 500 BC. The infusion or powder is used for stomach pains and cramps. Traditionally, the herb was taken for colds, flu and digestive problems, and it is still used in much the same way today.Main Properties: Warming stimulant, carminative, antispasmodic, antiseptic, anti-viral.
 

CLOVE(Eugeniacaryophyllatasyn.Syzgiumaromaticum)(Myrtaceae) Clove trees are original from Indonesia. The dried flower buds, clove, are extensively used as spice. The buds, leaves and stems are used for the extractions of clove's oil. Both the oil and the flower buds have been valued as a herbal medicine for a long time. The oil contains eugenol, a strong anaesthetic and atiseptic substance. Cloves are also well known for their antispasmodic and stimulative properties.Main Properties: Antiseptic, mind and body stimulant, analgesic, antibacterial, carminative.
 

ChamomileRomanCalmAcceptance Latin name: Anthemis nobilis. Family name: Compositae. The oil is distilled from the flowers grown in the USA. It has a sweet and fruity aroma. Chamomile was a sacred herb of the Saxons. Some traditional uses: to relieve muscular pain, as a sedative, ease anxiety and nervous tension, to help with sleeplessness. Roman Chamomile should be avoided during early pregnancy. Emotional profile: to relieve anger, hysteria, fear, spirit disconnection, grief, worry. Blends with: bergamot, cypress, jasmine, juniper, neroli, frankincense, clary sage, vetiver, rosemary and ylang ylang.
 

 
CORIANDEROILINDIAN(Coriandrumsativum)(Umbelliferae) Coriander use has a medicinal plant has been reported since 1500 B.C. both as a spice and as a medicine. It has now spread well beyond its native Mediterranean and Caucasian regions. It aids digestion, reduce flatulence and improves appetite. It helps relieving spasms within the gut and counters the effects of nervous tension. Coriander is also chewed to sweeten the breath, especially after consumption of garlic (Allium sativum). It is applied externally as a lotion for rheumatic pain. Coriander essential oil is used in the manufacture of perfumes, cosmetics and dentifrices.Main Properties: Digestive, antispasmodic, anti-rheumatic.