Black Pepper Oleoresin

Black pepper plant is inhabitant to south India & it is obtained from the seeds of black pepper, It is permanent woody growing up to 4mts in height on the support of other trees. It is single stem bears at least 25 fruits spikes and hasty fruit falls. Black pepper oil and its major active principle is piperine, which has ability to improve our digestive system.    

Extraction:-

Black pepper oleoresin is obtained from unripe red fruit of pepper plant by process of steam distillation.

Properties:-

It is Colorless to Pale Yellow in color , and its note is Spicy with Characteristic of black pepper, and is Watery in viscosity

Composition:-

Black pepper oleoresin constitutes are Piperine, alpha pinene, sabinene, beta pinene, alpha phellandene, myrcene, limonene, Caryophyllene, linalool, beta phanesene andterpinen 4-ol.

Blending:-

Black pepper oleoresin blends well with most of essential oils like clary sage, clove, sage, sandalwood, lime, lemon, lavender, grapefruit, ginger, geranium, frankincense, coriander, fennel,  bergamot & Ylang ylang oil.

Uses:-

•   It act as analgesic, antiseptic, antispasmodic, antitoxic, aphrodisiac, diaphoretic, digestive, diuretic, laxative & Tonic.( of spleen).

•   It is used in treatment of pain, chills, flu, colds, increase blood circulation, exhaustion, fever. It increases flow of saliva, increases appetite & act as digestive tonic.

•   Used as a blended massage & blended cream for tired aching limbs & muscles.

•   It is used in flavoring.

•   It can help in quitting smoking if one inhales pepper oil from bottle as per requirement.

•   It helps in curing arthritis, toothaches, vomiting and viral infections.

Safety & Precautions:-

•   Black pepper oleoresin is harmful for eyes so don’t get in touch with eyes.

•   Black pepper oleoresin it may affect kidney.

•   Black pepper oleoresin should not used during pregnancy.