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Mint is a common medicinal plant. Its history in the medical pharmacopoeia dates back thousands of years to Greek times. It has anti-spasmodic, analgesic, anti-inflammatory, congestive and antioxidant properties. So far, peppermint oil is the most commonly used oil. It is mainly extracted by distillation from the stems, leaves and flowers of peppermint. Due to its special spicy and fresh taste and the cooling sensation after use, it is commonly used in pharmaceutical and cosmetic products, personal hygiene products and food.
1. It is mainly used in toothpaste, tooth powder and other oral hygiene products, as well as some drugs used for cooling, dispelling wind, anti-inflammation, analgesia and excitement. It can also be used in after-shave products, cosmetics, tobacco and food.
2. Used for essence and as a stimulant in medicine.
3. It is often used with peppermint oil in toothpaste, candy, wine, tobacco and mouthwash.
4. It can be used in cool drinks, wine, gum and bubble gum (the dosage can reach 6%).
It has good effects in clearing throat, moistening throat and eliminating bad breath, and has unique curative effects in relieving body and mind. It is one of the ten essential oils for beginners and beginners.
1. Body
It has a dual effect. It can cool when it is hot and warm when it is cold. Therefore, it has excellent efficacy in treating colds, good symptoms of respiratory tract, and certain efficacy for dry cough, asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia, and tuberculosis. It is also very helpful for digestive tract diseases, and has the effect of eliminating flatulence, relieving stomachache and heartburn; In addition, it can relieve pain, is also effective for migraine, and can help reduce fever.
2. Psychology
The cool and refreshing properties of mint can soothe the state of anger, hysteria and fear, boost the spirit, and give the mind a free stretch space.
3. Beauty
It can recuperate dirty and blocked skin. Its cool feeling can contract microvessels, relieve itching, inflammation and burns, and also soften the skin. It is also very effective in removing blackhead, acne and oily skin.
4. Deodorization and mosquito repellent
On weekdays, mint can be dropped on the sponge to dissolve the unpleasant smell or fishy smell, such as on the car, in the room, in the refrigerator, etc., not only fragrant, but also repel mosquitoes.
5. Skin
It can shrink blood vessels, eliminate toxins in the body, improve eczema, tinea, relieve itching, inflammation and burns, soften the skin, eliminate blackhead and acne, and is beneficial to oily hair and skin.
6. Physiology
Peppermint is the best essential oil for treating colds, which can inhibit fever and mucosal inflammation, and promote sweating;
It has good effects on clearing throat, moistening throat and eliminating bad breath;
The cooling and analgesic effect can relieve headache, migraine and toothache;
In addition, it has a good effect on the respiratory system, digestive system and endocrine system.
7. Matching
Sandalwood, benzoin, lavender, rosemary, marjoram, eucalyptus, geranium
Mint is a common medicinal plant. Its history in the medical pharmacopoeia dates back thousands of years to Greek times. It has anti-spasmodic, analgesic, anti-inflammatory, congestive and antioxidant properties. So far, peppermint oil is the most commonly used oil. It is mainly extracted by distillation from the stems, leaves and flowers of peppermint. Due to its special spicy and fresh taste and the cooling sensation after use, it is commonly used in pharmaceutical and cosmetic products, personal hygiene products and food.
1. It is mainly used in toothpaste, tooth powder and other oral hygiene products, as well as some drugs used for cooling, dispelling wind, anti-inflammation, analgesia and excitement. It can also be used in after-shave products, cosmetics, tobacco and food.
2. Used for essence and as a stimulant in medicine.
3. It is often used with peppermint oil in toothpaste, candy, wine, tobacco and mouthwash.
4. It can be used in cool drinks, wine, gum and bubble gum (the dosage can reach 6%).
It has good effects in clearing throat, moistening throat and eliminating bad breath, and has unique curative effects in relieving body and mind. It is one of the ten essential oils for beginners and beginners.
1. Body
It has a dual effect. It can cool when it is hot and warm when it is cold. Therefore, it has excellent efficacy in treating colds, good symptoms of respiratory tract, and certain efficacy for dry cough, asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia, and tuberculosis. It is also very helpful for digestive tract diseases, and has the effect of eliminating flatulence, relieving stomachache and heartburn; In addition, it can relieve pain, is also effective for migraine, and can help reduce fever.
2. Psychology
The cool and refreshing properties of mint can soothe the state of anger, hysteria and fear, boost the spirit, and give the mind a free stretch space.
3. Beauty
It can recuperate dirty and blocked skin. Its cool feeling can contract microvessels, relieve itching, inflammation and burns, and also soften the skin. It is also very effective in removing blackhead, acne and oily skin.
4. Deodorization and mosquito repellent
On weekdays, mint can be dropped on the sponge to dissolve the unpleasant smell or fishy smell, such as on the car, in the room, in the refrigerator, etc., not only fragrant, but also repel mosquitoes.
5. Skin
It can shrink blood vessels, eliminate toxins in the body, improve eczema, tinea, relieve itching, inflammation and burns, soften the skin, eliminate blackhead and acne, and is beneficial to oily hair and skin.
6. Physiology
Peppermint is the best essential oil for treating colds, which can inhibit fever and mucosal inflammation, and promote sweating;
It has good effects on clearing throat, moistening throat and eliminating bad breath;
The cooling and analgesic effect can relieve headache, migraine and toothache;
In addition, it has a good effect on the respiratory system, digestive system and endocrine system.
7. Matching
Sandalwood, benzoin, lavender, rosemary, marjoram, eucalyptus, geranium