Common Mint Field Mint,Bo he,BOHE,su bo he,Peppermint,Herba Menthae,Field mint,Old Traditions and modern research.

Applications and Properties:

Applications:

Digestive.
Skin conditions.
Wind-heat exterior syndrome manifested as fever, headache, mild aversion to wind and cold.
Early stage of measles with slight rash.
Stagnation of qi in the liver manifested as a full sensation and pain in the chest and costal region.
Driving insects:ward off mosquitoes and other biting insects or strewn in cupboards and beds to deter ants and fleas.

Properties:

Other applications:traditionally used as some deodorizer, perfume, food and beverage flavouring, and as an ingredient in hair oil,expectorant and cough syrup,killing worms,curing earaches,healing skin ulcers,dog bites,head wounds,increasing the milk supply in nursing mothers.
Dosage:Field mint is 1.5-8 grams of dried leaves,1.5-3 grams of a fluid extract or 2.5 grams of a tincture. A Field mint tea can also be made, with a maximum of three cups per day.

Safety and Toxicity:

No toxic data available.

Reference:

1.Common Mint Field Mint,Bo he,BOHE,su bo he,Peppermint,Herba Menthae,Field mint,Old Traditions and modern research.

last edit date:8th,Mar.2010.

Available Product

Name:Mentha Powder Extract
Serie No:R100.
Specifications:10:1 TLC.
INCI Name:MENTHA ARVENSIS EXTRACT
EINECS/ELINCS No.:290-058-5
CAS:90063-97-1
Chem/IUPAC Name:Mentha Arvensis Extract is an extract of the leaves and twigs of the wild mint from Mentha arvensis,Labiatae

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