Product Description

Allspice (Pimenta dioica) is additionally referred to as Newspice

Allspice comes from the dried berry of the allspice tree, a tropical evergreen tree of the magnoliopsid family family that grows from twenty two – forty three feet high on the common. The ligneous plant, slow-growing genus Pimenta has shiny leaves that ar tough and elliptical-shaped; and therefore the aromatic tree produces tiny, white blooms within the spring and summer; followed by clusters of pea-sized brown inexperienced, spicy berries within the fall. The immature berries ar dried and ground to provide allspice. Allspice was named thanks to its scent, that may be a combination of cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves. genus Pimenta was given its name by Spanish and Portuguese explorers, World Health Organization thought the dried berries seemed like peppercorns, and known as them “pimenta”, or pepper. The leaves, berries, and oil ar used, not just for health and healthful functions, however additionally for spices, flavoring, and fragrance. The wood of the tree was additionally accustomed create aromatic walking sticks and umbrellas within the 1800’s, resulting in over-harvesting followed by strict controls to stop extinction. The allspice is native to the the Indies, the Caribbean Islands, Central and South America, and Mexico. it’s big commercially in Jamaica, Mexico, Trinidad, Cuba, and Republic of Honduras.

See Also : Alhagi maurorum, Andrographis Paniculata Plant, Apamarga Panchang

 

Allspice advantages

Allspice is wide used as a carminative, to stop or relieve flatulence. it’s used as each associate aromatic stimulant and as a tonic for the digestive tract and systema alimentarium, to treat physiological reaction, abdomen ache, diarrhoea and stomach upset; beside organic process disorders like symptom and intestinal colic, and is understood to enhance the appetence. The volatile oil in Allspice may be a tonic for the system, and has been accustomed treat nervous breakdown, hysterical convulsions, neuralgia, and convulsions. once used outwardly, Allspice warming effects ar accustomed relieve chest infections, inflammatory disease and rheumatism, bruises, and muscle aches and pains. Allspice has been used as a natural flavouring remedy for fever, colds, flu, diabetes, catamenial cramps, and significant catamenial harm. Allspice extracts have inhibitor, antiseptic and anesthetic properties, and quality in fighting yeast and plant life infections.

Allspice may be a natural supply of provitamin A, vitamins A, B-1, B-2, and C, niacin, thiamine, and riboflavin; beside the minerals iron, potassium, magnesium, selenium, and metal. Its active parts ar alkyl eugenol and caryophyllene, resin, tannin, sugar, quercetin, glycosides, and  gallic acids, lignin, and bonastre. Another active constituent is that the phenol eugenol, that is employed by dentists as associate antiseptic and a neighborhood anesthetic for teeth.

 

To soothe stomach upset

Make associate infusion of one – a pair of teaspoons of Allspice powder in one cup of boiling water. once steeping for quarter-hour, strain through a filter. might drain the cup to three cups per day.

 

Joint Pain

To relieve muscle aches and pains, joint pain and inflammatory disease, and to treat bruises: create a poultice victimization Allspice powder mixed with enough water to form a paste. unfold the paste on a clean textile, so cowl the affected space.

 

As a dietary supplement

Take one – a pair of capsules with water at meal time; double every day. Capsules average 600 mg allspice powder.

 

Latin Name

Pimenta dioica

 

Properties

Carminative, anti-diarrheal, medicinal drug, aromatic, organic process stimulant, organic process tonic, inhibitor, antiseptic, anesthetic, analgesic, anti-dontalgic, anti-fungal, system stimulant, medicine, aphrodisiac, tonic.

 

Indicated For

Flatulence, abdomen ache, colic, diarrhea, vomiting, indigestion, dyspepsia, poor appetence, aromatic, fatigue, nervous breakdown, hysterical paroxysm, depression, neuralgia, convulsions, catamenial cramping, significant catamenial harm, fever, colds, flu, chest infections, arthritis, rheumatism, muscle aches and pains, joint soreness and pains, bruises, diabetes, yeast infections, plant life infections, tooth and gum pain