Clove Leaf Oil

Safety & Warnings: Non-toxic. May cause skin and mucous membrane irritation or sensitization. Avoid using on any sensitive or damaged skin.

Advantages & Applications: It is used for diarrhea, hernias, bad breath, bronchitis, skin infections and to ease.
Clove oil has many flavonoids within it, which are anti-inflammatory agents.
When topically applied to the temples or neck, that anti-inflammatory quality will ease the inflammation or tension that so often brings about headaches.
clove oil is used as a pain reliever on other parts of the body, like joints and overworked muscles, to provide some relief from painful inflammation or swelling.
This expectorant is a useful treatment for various respiratory disorders including coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, sinusitis, and tuberculosis.
Chewing a clove bud is traditionally recommended to soothe sore throats.
Clove oil is often added in cosmetic creams and lotions, and it is commonly known as a good massage oil that provides relief from pain and stress.
Due to its powerful aroma, soothing effect and antiseptic properties, clove oil is often added when making soap and can often be found as an active ingredient.
Clove oil is also used in making perfumes because of its powerful and unique aroma.Many people believe that clove oil is useful in preventing and treating cancer