The therapeutic properties of clove are endless. It is a stimulant and has stomachic, expectorant, sedative, carminative, antispasmodic and digestive qualities. It helps flatulence, stimulates digestion and restores appetite, so is good for convalescence. It is a general tonic for both physical and intellectual weakness; and for those suffering from frigidity.
Its principal therapeutic value, though, is antiseptic because of the high proportion of eugenol.
This is used for intestinal parasites, and for prevention of virus infections. It is good for the immune system, and particularly effective in mouth and tooth infections.
Below are only few areas in which you can find clove very helpful:
- Dentistry
- Skin cancer
- Diabetes
- Menstrual pain
- Depression
- Parasitic infections
- Lung damage
...and much more
If you are curious how is it produced, how it grows, how and where to use it, how to even make your homemade clove soup, carry on reading on below links: