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Clove leaf

CODE: 55

CHF 12.10

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Clove bud is the name of the dried bud (flower bud before hatching, sun-dried).
Clove leaf is ... the leaf!
These two are dealt with together here as they both have a similar chemotype, similar properties and contraindications. Any difference will be notified. 
 
  • Toothache? Dental infection? A drop of clove on it to soothe the pain and control the infection.
  • Balconies and gardens: you can associate it with nutmeg to treat plants infested with larvae.
  • A drop of clove under the feet for someone who needs to act rather than procrastinate.
 
Clove tree belongs to a tropical family of healer trees: the Myrtaceae. Rather thin, it is covered in an abundance of foliage and thus does not show any weakness. 3.5 ft. tall and a pyramidal shape. Young leaves and shoots are bright red. It is during the rainy season that they come out.
 
It provides a spice that was the reason a bit of rivalry due to its therapeutic and market value. (Like many plants in India which provide essential oils... so sorry for the repetition! But the sub-continent is so rich ...) We will not repeat the stories about those ships sunken for the trade of spice and the fight between the colonising countries to get more influence over it. Let's leave this same old history and have a look at other facts. Besides, clove encourages one to be brief and concise so let's be that too!
 
Its first Latin name: Eugenia is a nicer story. Eugenia is the patron saint of midwives. And it is one this plant's area of expertise as midwives used to used it to strengthen contractions. But ... the funny part of it is that, its name was actually given in honour of Prince Eugene of Austria.
 
But, to us, its scent rather brings us back to dental practices. Indeed, it is an outstanding dental disinfectant. How often are we given clove dental paste? Always would be a most satisfying answer (at least by conscientious dentists)
 
Sets into action.
Ignites action.
Puts a stop to procrastination.
Diminishes any form of immobilisation.
Promotes decision-making.
Makes you dynamic and gives energy.
Perfect for taking the bull by the horns.
Abolishes the feeling of being a victim: helps you to accept your own responsibilities and deal with them.
Stimulates the mind.
Encourages taking care of others.
 
Anti-infectieux général
Antiviral
Antibactérien
Préventif d’infections digestives
Antiparasitaire, Vermifuge
Utérotonique, Tonifie l’utérus
Dilatateur des sphincters utérins à la naissance
Tonifiant, Tonique, Stimulant
Antitartre, Combat le tartre
Anti-odontalgique, Antalgique dentaire, Diminue les douleurs dentaires
Antioxydant, Diminue le nombre de radicaux libres
Insectifuge, Eloigne les insectes
Rubéfiant, Augmente l’afflux sanguin localement, Préventif d’engelures
Digestif, Apéritif
Aphrodisiaque
Immunostimulant, Stimulant immunitaire
Hypertenseur
Antinévralgique
Antifongique, Antimycosique
Carminatif, Facilite l’expulsion de gaz intestinaux
Infections digestives, Grippe intestinale, Gastro-entérite, Turista, Choléra
Maladie infectieuse bactérienne ou virale en soutien à la lutte anti-infectieuse
Grippe ORL, Pneumonie, Bronchite, Bronchiolite, Toux grasse, Sinusite
Cystite, Infections urinaires, Candidose vaginale
Parasites intestinaux, Vers intestinaux, Amibiase, Ascaridiase, Oxyurose
Préparation à l’accouchement
Fatigue générale, Coup de pompe, Surmenage
Tartre dentaire
Douleurs dentaires
Stress oxydatif
Digestion lourde, Indigestion, Repas copieux, Manque d’appétit
Fatigue sexuelle, Désintérêt sexuel
Maladie infectieuse, Faiblesse immunitaire, Immunodéficience
Hypotension artérielle, Pression basse, Chute de tension
Névralgie, Douleurs neurologiques
Mycose unguéale, Mycose cutanée
Moustiques et insectes volants
Ballonnements, Gaz intestinaux, Crampes intestinales

1st chakra

Greatly stimulates Pitta
Maintain Kapha's structure but reduces its immobility
Diminishes and warms up Vata

Fire, Air

Phenols (70-90% eugenol)
Esters (acetate eugenyl up to 25%)
Sesquiterpenes (alpha-and beta-caryophyllene 3-20%)
Ketone: none
Furanocoumarins: none

        Batch,  CLV2006/18    (PDF,  235 Ko, French)
        Batch,  CLV2001/831  (PDF,  281 Ko, French)
        Batch,  CLV501J101310  (PDF,  227 Ko French)

Strongly dermocaustic.
No other known contraindications within physiological dosage.
Dilute highly for both external and internal use.
Keep out of reach of children.
Children: no other known contraindications within physiological dosage.
Pregnant women: do not use (uterotonic).
It was thought to be hepatotoxic due to its phenols but it is eugenol and not thymol or carvacrol.
 
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