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Benefits, Properties, Applications, Studies & Recipes

Black Pepper, or Piper nigrum, has been used for hundreds of years in supporting the body’s defenses against cholera and malaria. These contagious diseases were fatal to many before water was properly treated. Nowadays, black pepper’s most popular uses include supporting the body’s defenses against digestive issues, dysentery, nausea, heartburn and even tooth infections. More than 2,000 species of pepper exist and most are not of medicinal quality. Learn exactly what to use and how to use Black Pepper Essential Oil.

Recipes for Black Pepper Essential Oil Included: Pure Applications, Addiction, Arthritis, Back or Neck Pain, Blood Circulation, Cellular Oxygenation, Chills, Colds, Constipation, Cough, Diarrhea, Digestion, Emotional Balance, Energy, Flatulence, Flu, Immune System, Loss of Appetite, Neuralgia, Stroke, Toothache, Vertigo, Viral Infections, Vomiting, Warming.

Blends Recipes: , Aphrodisiac, Constipation Relief, De-stress Bath, Energy Booster, Fallen Arches, Focused Concentration, Muscle Relief, Osteoarthritis, Peritonsillar Abscess, Rubbing Oil for Painful Joints, Strained Arm, Strained Neck, and Warming Massage.

Additional Studies Includes:

Study 1 – Neck Pain

Study 2 – Antiviral Properties

Study 3 – Diabetes/Hypertension

Study 4 – Nicotine Addiction

Study 5 – Vein Visibility

Study 6 – Pneumonia Symptoms