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Clove
oil is made from the buds of the flowers of a tree that grows in tropical
to Equatorial regions: Madgascar to Sri Lanka and Indonesia. It is
an intense oil, most commonly used to relieve dental pain and infection
and to dissolve the eggs deposited by intestinal worms. It is delicious
but overwhelming in both smell and taste. It is antiseptic, carminative,
warming, and very aromatic. It is often used as a flavoring in toothpaste,
mouthwashes, and exotic foods.

$, 5 ml.
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My own preferred use is to add a few
drops of clove oil to an ounce of a high quality cooking oil
or oil high in essential fatty acids (such as flax, borage,
evening primrose, or black currant oil.) Then, I fill a few
(not many because the oil can dissolve the capsules) "00" vegetarian
gelcaps and take one or two capsules a day to relieve flatulence
and noxious odors in the digestive system. Peristalsis is also
somewhat aided by this practice. |
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Astrological
Aromatherapy
by Patricia Davis
For thousands of years, healers have observed
that both people and plants respond to the annual cycle of
the heavens.
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Ayurveda
& Aromatherapy
by Dr. Light Miller & Dr.
Bryan Miller
Step-by-step self diagnoses of metabolic
types make it easy to understand both Ayurveda and its healing
benefits.
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