Black Pepper Essential Oil Uses & Benefits

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Uses & Benefits
Benefits Of Black Pepper Essential Oil
Popular Uses & Benefits | How To Use
Where To Buy | Customer Reviews | Safety

Originating in Madagascar, China and India, Black Pepper Essential Oil has been highly valued in ancient medicinal practices. In fact, it has been documented that the Greek physician Hippocrates referred to it as a medicament rather than a spice.

In Traditional Chinese and Indian Ayurvedic medicine, Black Pepper was commonly used to treat colds, constipation, fevers, indigestion, pains and even malaria. Nowadays, the benefits of Black Pepper Essential Oil are best known to ease inflammatory induced pain such as arthritis and rheumatism.

Steam distilled from the dried berries of the Piper nigrum botanical species, Black Pepper Essential Oil carries a warm, spicy, sharp, and overall refreshing essence.

Benefits of Black Pepper Essential Oil for Medicinal Use

• Nowadays, the benefits of Black Pepper Essential Oil are best known to ease pain associated with arthritis and rheumatism.
• When diffused and inhaled, it is known to assist with detoxifying the body.
• When massaged into the abdomen, the antispasmodic and carminative properties within Black Pepper Oil have been seen to assist with digestive complaints.

Benefits of Black Pepper Essential Oil in Aromatherapy

• When diluted and applied to the skin, Black Pepper Essential Oil has an incredible warming effect that has been seen to assist with muscle and joint pain, arthritis, rheumatism, and stiffness.
• These same benefits are known to dilate blood vessels whilst increasing circulation.
• Those who partake in strenuous exercise may also find this to be a beneficial essential oil as it is known to warm muscles prior to exercise.

Diffusing: To receive the aromatic and therapeutic benefits of Black Pepper Essential Oil, simply add a few drops to your aromatherapy diffuser or electric vaporizer. This may be particularly useful to anyone wanting to relieve congestion or ease feelings of stress.
Inhaling: These same benefits can be received by simply inhaling directly from the bottle. Just ensure that the oil does not come into direct contact with the skin because when essential oils are not diluted, they can cause irritations.

Massage: One of the most common ways to use Black Pepper Essential Oil is in an aromatherapy massage. Simply add a few drops to a carrier oil or base massage oil and massage into sore areas. This is particularly beneficial to anyone wanting to ease inflammation, pain and muscle fatigue.
Moisturiser: For those wanting to use Black Pepper Essential Oil topically but do not want an oil-based formulation, add a few drops to a base moisturiser; we recommend an unscented sorbelene cream.

“I have used this oil for several years now and I am still pleased with the quality and performance of this product”
Danielle (Verified Customer)

“After purchasing a very expensive brand I decided to look around for a more affordable oil but also good quality. Very pleased with this Black Pepper as it’s helping my husband with his cravings as he has just stopped smoking”
Kathy (Verified Customer)

“I use this as a body boost, 3 drops in 10ml of oil and rub from toe to chest. Very energizing!”
Karyn (Verified Customer)

“Good product and good service as always”
Yi (Verified Customer)

Whilst essential oils are natural products, they are extremely potent and can cause serious harm if used incorrectly. For this reason, we recommend the following:

• In line with the Therapeutic Goods Act, we do not recommend ingesting essential oils without the guidance of a registered Aromatherapist or Naturopath.
• Avoid using Black Pepper Essential Oils during pregnancy and whilst breastfeeding.
• We recommend storing your Essential Oils in a cool, dry place at room temperature, ensuring that they are not directly exposed to sunlight and are out of reach of children or pets.
• Black Pepper Essential Oil is very concentrated and is likely to cause irritation or reactions if applied directly to the skin. For this reason, it is important to first dilute your essential oils before using topically (on the skin). Our recommended dilution percentages can be found under the ‘Directions for Use’ section.

Tanu, B & Harpreet, K, 2016, ‘Benefits of essential oils’, Journal Of Chemical and Pharmaceutical Research, vol. 8, no. 6, pp. 143 – 149

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food & Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any illness.