Thetapegaasi Indian Peppermint

Broadly used by Indians as an inhalant to help open airways and unclog sinuses. It helps improves oxygen circulation in cells as its decongests nasal and lung muscles. The menthol in peppermint can also help clear phlegm and decrease cough congestion, relieving pain, discomfort and muscle aches/spasms, headaches and migraines, nausea, and stomach aches. The antibacterial qualities help balance bacteria on the skin prevent outbreaks of acne, oily skin, or blackheads, and soothe minor skin irritations such as sunburns, insect bites, and rashes. Natural alternatives are great for people with allergies or sensitive skin, it moisturize and soothes skin. It also helps in cleansing the environment naturally.

Its usage Improves digestion, reduces stomach bloating, and balances gut flora. The menthol found in peppermint oil, which has a high concentration in its leaves, has been shown to improve digestion. It relieves constipation or stomach aches after meals. (use it in your bath or as a massage oil.)

It’s an energy booster: It relieves fatigue, especially after a long day of work and heavy gym workouts, and muscle aches. It treats anxiety and depression.

It’s good for focusing, and brainstorming: It contains menthol and pinene, that increase circulation while stimulating sensory neurons in the nose, sending signals to the brain to awaken. increase focus and attention.

• Peppermint oil is very strong and can cause irritation or burning in sensitive areas like the nose or lungs. Avoid/cautiously use if you have any sort of respiratory issue. Ingest cautiously under the expert guidance

• Avoid near sensitive areas e.g. eyes.

• Cautiously used for people with extra sensitive skin

• Can be used topically, and aromatically. Ingested with caution.