BLACK PEPPER ESSENTIAL OILS

Botany

The plant for Black Pepper has a life of 20 years and is basically the native to topical evergreen rainforest of southern India and was further grown in other parts of the country. It belongs to the family of Piperaceae that is mainly cultivated for its fruits that are dried and also used as spice. The fruit is usually picked with the outer layer of the fruit (berry) and turns black have high pungent smell with light aroma for the extraction of Black Pepper Oil.

A Brief History of Black Pepper Oil

Black Pepper is commonly referred as ‘King of Spice’ that is known from ancient time. In Hindi and Sanskrit, it is called as Kali Mirch. In Ayurveda, Black Pepper Oil was used to treat asthma, cold, chronic indigestion, sinus congestion and obesity. Additionally, it was used for treating headache, obesity, cholera, respiratory infections and many other health-related issues.

Historical Uses

• The Black Pepper Plant is originated from India, Malaysia, China and Indonesia. Black Pepper Oils are prepared in India, Singapore and Malaysia.
• From ancient time, Black Pepper Oil was used in the formulation of medicines that are used for treating pain, ache and other musculoskeletal issues, poor appetite, etc.
• In China, when Black Pepper Oil is used in the formulation of medicine it is thought to open sinuses and also promotes sweating.

Blends Well With

Black peppr oil goes  well with Bergamot, Clary sage, Clove Coriander ,Fennel, franckincense, Geranium,Ginger, Grapefruit, lavender, lime,Lemon, Mandarin, sage, Sandalwood and Ylang ylang.

Therapeutic benefits

• Black Pepper Oil is high in demand due to its amazing therapeutic properties such as diuretic, antiseptic, antitoxic, analgesic and many others.
• Black Pepper Oil is often used for treating cold, muscle pain, rheumatism; increases blood circulation, saliva flow and stimulate appetite.
• The Natural Essential Oils extracted from Black Pepper fruit is often used against sensitive teeth and toothache. General Precautionary Measures!
• Black Pepper Oil is concentrated in nature that thus, it is recommended not to use oil without diluting it with suitable carrier oil.
• Avoid using Black Pepper Oil on sensitive areas, eyes and mucous membrane.
• Nursing mother, children and pregnant women should always consult to the doctor before using this wonderful oil.