Peppermint Oil

PEPPERMINT OIL BP, IP, EP, USP (British, Indian, European, United States Pharmacopoeia Grade):
Peppermint is an aromatic perennial plant. It is a hybrid mint, a cross between water mint and Spearmint, indigenous to Europe and the Middle East. It belongs to the family Lamiaceae and grows throughout North America, Asia, and Europe. Peppermint was first cultivated in England. In the British herbal pharmacopeia, it is described as a remedy for intestinal colic, gas, cold, morning sickness, and menstrual pain. The plant is cultivated for its oil. The Latin name of this oil is Mentha Piperita, which belongs to the Labiatae family and commonly grows 2-3 feet long, having violet in color flowers and leaves dark green color.

Know the Specification of the Oil:

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Product	PEPPERMINT OIL
Botanical source	Mentha Piperita
Part of the plant used	Leaves
CAS NO.	8006-90-4
Appearance	A Colorless pale yellow or pale greenish yellow liquid. It has a characteristic odor and taste followed by a sensation of cold
Color	Amber yellow in color
Odor	Odor and Taste Followed by Sensation of Cold
Solubility	Miscible with Alcohol and Methylene Chloride
Molecular Formula	C62H108O7
IDENTIFICATION
Flash point	59.0-85.0
PHYSIO-CHEMICAL PROPERTIES-
Relative Density	0.780- 0.998
Refractive Index	Between 1.3500 - 1.5595
Optical rotation	Between - 12.0 - -40
Weight /ml	Between 0.800g - 0.995
Assay for  Alcohol (as menthol)	29% - 49%
Assay for ketones ( as menthone)	10% - 32%

PURE PEPPERMINT OIL EXTRACTION METHOD (How We Make?):
It is extracted from the Natural plant of Peppermint (Mentha piperita) through the method of steam distillation. The Peppermint plant (Mentha piperita) is a hybrid obtained from spearmint (M. Spicata) and watermint (M. Aquatica). Peppermint oil is commonly used in foods and beverages as a flavor, formulation of shampoo, conditioners, and cosmetics, as well as a good fragrance in the soap industry.

Key Components and Their Properties:
• Menthol (30 to 50%): strong cooling and analgesic effect, local anesthetic, antimicrobial.
• Menthone (15 to 30%): supports menthol analgesic and antimicrobial effects.
• Menthyl acetate (3 to 10%): adds a soft, sweet-minty note, soothing and calming effects.
• 1,8-Cineole (3 to 6%): decongestant, expectorant, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory.
• Isomenthone (2 to 5%): enhances scent profile and complements menthol cooling effects.
• Neomenthol (2 to 5%): Reinforces menthol properties with added soothing properties.
• Limonene (less than 2%): citrus aroma, antioxidant, mild anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial activity.
• Pulegone (trace to 1%): naturally occurring in trace amounts, contributes to the signature sharp minty aroma.
• Carvone (trace): adds aromatic depth, mild sedative, and antimicrobial properties.
• Beta-Caryophyllene (trace): anti-inflammatory, skin soothing properties.

While primarily composed of volatile compounds, this natural oil may also contain trace amounts of several minor bioactive compounds like tannins, terpenoids, flavonoids, and Rosemarinic acid, which may contribute to its unique aroma and potential therapeutic effects.

Check the Above Scientic References from ScienceDirect: https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/agricultural-and-biological-sciences/peppermint-oil

KNOW THE HISTORY OF PEPPERMINT ESSENTIAL OIL:
It is a natural hybrid of two species of Mint, Water Mint (Mentha Aquatica) and Spearmint (Mentha Spicata).
- Peppermint was first cultivated in the late 17th century in England.
- Ancients Egyptians used this herb as a remedy for indigestion.
- Dating back to 1000 b.c, dried peppermint leaves were found in Egyptian pyramids.
- It was valued as a stomach soother by ancient Greeks and Romans.
- In Western Europe, during the 18th century, peppermint became popular as a folk remedy for vomiting, nausea, morning sickness, respiratory infections, and menstrual disorders.
- It was first listed in 1721, in the London Pharmacopeia.
- During modern times, it appears IN the British Herbal Pharmacopoeia as a remedy for flatulence, intestinal colic, colds, menstrual pain, and morning sickness.

7 SURPRISING USES AND HEALTH BENEFITS OF THE OIL:

1. Peppermint oil is used to treat the following conditions:
2. IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME (IBS).
3. - Provides the smoothness to your muscles of the Gastrointestinal tract.
4. - Gives relief from inflammation and GI discomfort.
5. - Reduces the growth of bacteria that naturally live in the GI tract.
6. - Relieving pain sensation in the GI tract.
7. - Prevent or reduce vomiting and give relief in flatulence and Nausea.

RESPIRATORY DISORDERS:
1- It is used to treat sinuses: Peppermint has anti-bacterial, anti-viral and anti-fungal properties. Because of this, peppermint tea may fight clogged sinuses due to infections like the common cold and allergies.
2- Improves the perception of airflow in your nasal cavity.
3- Inhibits the growth of respiratory tract bacteria.
4- Reduce swelling in the respiratory tract.
5- Treats cold and cough.

LEARN TOPICAL USES:
This evergreen oil also has topical uses. It is used as a topical application to get relief from Muscles pain, Itching, and headaches

INDUSTRIAL BENEFITS OF THE OIL:
Pure and Natural Peppermint oil helps to reduce vomiting, anxiety, and pain. Mentha Piperita Oil is known to raise alertness and improve memory. It blends well with various essential oils and helps to enhance alertness and Stamina.

MEDICINAL USES OF THE OIL:
1- It is used to treat morning sickness.
2- This amazing oil is helpful in Cramps of the upper gastrointestinal tract and bile ducts.
3- Infections: It has antibacterial properties, and it is effective against some species of bacteria, such as Escherichia, Salmonella, E. coli, and Staphylococcus aureus.
4- Viruses: It has antiviral properties, used to treat viral infections such as the influenza virus and herpes simplex viruses.
5- Chronic itching: This natural oil is used to treat skin itching due to its cooling properties. It helps reduce itching caused by poison ivy, bug bites, and hives. It can also be used to treat itching due to liver disease, diabetes, eczema, and kidney disease.
6- Muscle pain: Use this oil to treat muscle pain. It contains menthol, which has a cooling sensation on sore, achy muscles. Due to its analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties.

PEPPERMINT OIL SIDE EFFECTS:
1- When applied to the skin - It is likely safe.
2- When inhaled - This oil is safe when inhaled for aromatherapy.
3- During Pregnancy and in breastfeeding mothers - It is possibly safe to be taken orally
4- Avoid Achlorhydria - In this condition, hydrochloric acid is not produced by the stomach; therefore, the enteric coating of peppermint pills dissolves too early in the digestive system. A few possible side effects of AOS peppermint oil include heartburn, nausea, dry mouth, and abdominal pain when taken orally in this condition.
5- Rarely, it causes allergic reactions
6- Diarrhea - Taking enteric-coated oil can lead to anal burning during diarrhea.
7- Renal failure - an overdose of this finest oil can cause acute renal failure.

HOW TO USE PEPPERMINT OIL?:
1- It is used along with Wintergreen oil to treat pain from tension headaches and migraines.
2- For stomach pain and diarrhea, we can apply two to three drops of oil on the stomach, massage gently, or mix a few drops of oil in warm water and drink it.
3- For muscle pain, we can apply such high-quality oil after mixing a few drops with carrier oil on the affected area. It gives a cooling and calming effect on muscles, which reduces pain.
4- For headaches, we can take a few drops of oil and apply them to the temples and back of the neck. It gives relief from pain and also helps to relax.
5- Take a few drops of this essential oil, Massage the oil gently on the scalp. You feel a tingling sensation. Leave the oil on the scalp for half an hour and then wash the hair with shampoo.

For more About How to Use and Safety Guidelines Visit: https://www.nccih.nih.gov/health/peppermint-oil

KNOW ABOUT INDIAN PIPERITA?:
The oil of Indian Piperita (also called Mentha Piperita Oil) is highly useful in Ayurveda preparations traditionally used in Medicine. Archaeological evidence shows that it was being used for health benefits for as far as a thousand years. It is a unique essential oil that is widely used in a wide range of products such as lotions, cosmetic products, conditioners & shampoos, analgesic balms, creams, chewing gums, perfumes, etc. In order to guarantee the accuracy and purity of peppermint composition, our Quality Control team checks the quality of the Indian Piperita oil.

How to Store?: 100% Pure Peppermint Oil could easily be stored in a fitted container in a dark and cool place.

Where to Buy This Miracle Oil in India?:
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