Pepper Essential Oil, Black | Alabama Essential Oils

Name        Pepper Essential Oil, Black, Madagascar

Category  Essential Oils

Species    Piper nigrum 

Part           Fruit

Method     Steam Distilled

Class        Monoterpene

Country    Madagascar

Code         PipNig7 

Pepper Essential Oil, Black, Madagascar

Pepper Essential Oil, Black, Madagascar, (Piper nigrum), may increase cellular oxygenation, support the digestive glands, stimulate the endocrine system, increase energy and much more.

Key Constituents:

Beta Caryophyllene [25-35%]

Limonene [8-12%]

Sabinene [5-10%]

Alpha and Beta Pinenes [10-15%]

Action:  Black pepper may help with toothache, is an expectorant, stimulates digestive secretions, reduces pain, and dispels fever.

Traditional Uses:  Pepper was used by the Egyptians in mummification as evidenced by the discovery of Black Pepper in the nostrils and abdomen of Rames ΙΙ.  It is reported that "mendicant monks of India" ate several black peppercorns a day to maintain their incredible stamina and energy.

Other Uses:  Black Pepper oil may increase cellular oxygenation, support the digestive glands, stimulate the endocrine system, increase energy, and help rheumatoid arthritis.  Black Pepper oil may also help with loss of appetite, chills, cholera, respiratory infections, indigestion, constipation, coughs, diarrhea, dysentery, influenza, nausea, neuralgia, poor circulation, poor muscle tone, quinsy, sprains, toothache, vertigo, viruses, and vomiting.

Application:  Apply neat to the bottom of the feet.  Dilute with a vegetable oil when applying topically elsewhere.  Add to food as a flavoring or to rice milk as a dietary supplement.

Fragrant Influence:  Black Pepper is comforting and stimulating.

Safety Data:  If pregnant or under a doctor's care, consult your physician.  Skin test for irritation.

Companion Oils:  Cumin oil, Fennel oil, Frankincense oil, Lavender oil, Marjoram oil, Rosemary CT cineol, Sandalwood, and other Spice oils.

Pepper Essential Oil, Black, Madagascar is a great value as indian pepper prices rise.  Also look at the Indian Black Pepper CO2.  We have a great stock of each of these varieties.