Anise Properties:
congestion*
Cough*
digestion*
Pet*
Anise Common Uses
congestion *Cough *digestion *Pet *
The essential oil of anise contains powerful phytochemicals including creosol and alpa-pinene, that are antibacterial, anti-spasmodic and expectorant. Anise oil is commonly used in aromatherapy oil blends to break up congestion, and ease coughing.
Anise oil is also known for it's carminative properties, that is it helps relieve bloating, gas and indigestion and acts to stimulate the digestive system and improve appetite. Anise oil can be added to massage blends for easing pain due to its warming and analgesic actions.
Anise was one of the herbs used by the ancient Egyptians and Greeks, and is mentioned in records before the birth of Christ. The Greeks, including Hippocrates,found many uses for it.
Side Effects: of Anise
Narcotic in large doses. Anise seeds contain anethole, a plant hormone similar to human estrogen, avoid when pregnant. The essential oil is for topical use only. Anise should not be used in very young children. |
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Anise Seed essential oil |
 (Pimpinella anisum)
Origin- Spain
Common Method Of Extraction: Steam distillation
Parts Used: Seed
Note Classification: Middle
Aroma: Spicy, warm, sweet & licorice-like
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