Clove (Eugenia caryophyllata) | Essential-Oil-Plant Portrait by Dr. Malte Hozzel

OSHADHI IN YOUR COUNTRY: https://oshadhi.life/ The Oshadhi brand has been present in over 40 countries for more than 30 years and was founded by Dr. Malte Hozzel (aromatherapist, entrepreneur and author) out of his enthusiasm for essential oils. To ensure the uncompromising quality of his products, Malte has traveled around the world to establish contacts with the most competent and best producers who process the oils in the spirit of Oshadhi. Find out more on Holistic Aromatherapy Lectures at: https://aham.academy/ “Healing with tropical fire”. All parts of the tree carry essential oils. Clove as a spice is one of the ancient medicinal plants of Southeast Asia. Already used in China more than two thousand years ago, and in Europe, already during the late Roman Empire, Cloves were outweighed in gold. In the late 15th century one kilo of this highly valuable spice was around 7 grams of gold. In AyurvedicTibetan and Chinese medicine, and later after introduction to Europe, also in western herbalism, Cloves are an acknowledged remedy to treat Dental pains. In general a major female compound is mainly responsible for cloves antibacterial and Mild anaesthetic properties. Hildegarde von Bien the famous German Benedictine and Mystic of the 12th century described already closed as an efficient medicine against gout, swollen intestines, stuffiness in the head and hiccups. DISCLAIMER: The properties and indications of the medicinal plants in this video are taken from reference books, scientific websites, and other proven data on aromatherapy and phytotherapy. They are based on over 10 000 scientific studies from numerous research scientists around the globe often confirmed by precious thousands of years old ethno-medical traditions. However pls. note: all the information here is only for the purpose of education and sharing of knowledge and does in no way constitute any therapeutic consultation or advice nor does it engage in any responsibility on our side for medical use. For therapeutic or medical purposes always consult a doctor, ideally one who is versed in Aromatherapy and Phytotherapy.