Health Benefits of Clove

 Health Benefits of Cloves

Cloves or clove (Syzygium aromaticum) has a variety of benefits, not only as a food flavoring, is also famous for treating various diseases. In European countries, clover is widely used as a spice in cooking spicy, while in Indonesia, in addition to well-known to treat various diseases, clove is also used as the main ingredient of Indonesian clove cigarettes.

Health Benefits of Cloves

1. Addressing Respiratory Infection
According to the professor of the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City; Neil Schachter, MD: Cloves work as an expectorant. which can thin the mucus in esophagus and throat. Tea containing cloves can help overcome respiratory infections.

2. Treating toothache.
Part cloves that can be used to treat toothache is clove flower. How to use is, 5 to 10 grains of roasted cloves of interest then pounded until smooth. Clove powder is then sprinkled on the sore tooth.

3. Overcoming acne blemishes
According to Cornelia Zicu (staff Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spas), Euganol compound content (known as a natural antiseptic for skin balance) contained cloves can be used to prevent acne and eliminate acne scars.

4. Germs alternative cleaners
Euganol or natural antiseptic compound in cloves is useful for maintaining the cleanliness of your goods. Clove oil can reduce the bacteria or fungi that exist on household germs and prevent coming back. The trick is to mix 1/2 tablespoon of oil of cloves in two cups of water and spray it into the vulnerable places exposed to bacteria or germs, such as the bathroom wall.

5. Natural deodorizer apparel that spicy clove scent will naturally cover the odor, but it can keep the freshness of your goods. One example of its use is for fragrances and fresheners on your clothes. The trick: keep a few sticks of clove into your wardrobe and replace every 2-4 weeks, in order to maintain a fresh scent