Description
Tailed Pepper Health Benefits :
- Tailed pepper is a popular medicinal plant which has been extensively used in Europe since the middle Ages, as well as in many other countries, including Arabia, India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Morocco in traditional medicine
- Tailed pepper berry is considered a carminative, diuretic, expectorant, stimulant, stomach, anti-asthmatic, irritant, sedative, anti-dysentery and antiseptic
- It acts particularly on mucous tissues, and arrests excessive discharges, especially from the urethra
- Tailed Pepper berry also has a local stimulating effect on the mucous membranes of the urinary and respiratory tracts
- It exercises an influence over the urinary apparatus, rendering the urine of deeper color
- It has been used in the treatment of gonorrhea, gleet, leucorrhoea, chronic bladder diseases, acute prostatitis bronchial affections, dysentery and in spermatorrhea
- In England, various preparations of Tailed Pepper including oleum cubebae (oil of cubeb), tinctures, fluid extracts, oleo-resin compounds, and vapors, were employed for throat complaints
- Tailed Pepper was commonly included in lozenges designed to alleviate bronchitis, exploiting the antiseptic and expectoral properties of the drug
- Most important therapeutic application of Tailed Pepper, however, was in treating gonorrhea
- Tailed Pepper berry has been shown to be effective in easing the symptoms of chronic bronchitis
- Tailed Pepper paste is used as a mouthwash, and dried Tailed Pepper is used internally for oral and dental diseases, loss of voice, halitosis, fevers, and cough in India
- It is also used for digestive ailments and is effective in treating dysentery
- Herb has often been related with the reproductive system and has been used to treat cystitis, leucorrhea, urethritis, and prostate infections
- Unani physicians use a paste of Tailed Pepper berries externally of the male and female genitals to intensify sexual pleasure during coitus in India
- Indian physicians and Arab physician during the Middle Ages use Tailed Pepper berries as a main ingredient in an aphrodisiac remedy for infertility
- Tailed Pepper was used in many medicinal mixtures administered as tonics, indigestion mixtures and pick-me-ups after childbirth and for rheumatism in Malaysia
It is also recommended for external application - Tailed Pepper berries have also been used for the treatment of abdominal pain, asthma, diarrhea, dysentery, gonorrhea, enteritis and syphilis in Indonesia
- Tailed Pepper is used in traditional medicine for its warming properties in China
- Tailed Pepper is one of the six fine herbs in bzang po drug in Tibet
- It provides relief from painful contraction of the muscle. Thus, it efficiently treats Muscle Cramp
- It normalizes the digestive functions and strengthens it up, thus, prevents Digestive Problems and Indigestion
- It expels mucus from the respiratory tract and avoids Respiratory Diseases
- It relieves Cough
- It potentially cures Asthma conditions
- It is a beneficiary remedy to treat Erectile Dysfunction
- Fruit has an expectorant effect that counters Bronchitis and Laryngitis
- It is also consumed to remove bad breath from the mouth
- It serves as a stimulant to protect the body from Leucorrhoea
- It has a Carminative attribute, which expels the gas from the Intestines and Stomach
- The Anti-inflammatory property of this herb rapidly heals from the Inflammation within the body
- It has an Antiseptic attribute that prevents the growth of Microorganisms within the body
- Aphrodisiac action of this herb increases the libido in both male and female
- It bears the Anti-emetic characteristics that beneficially work against Vomiting and Nausea
- Tailed Pepper Tea may help in the treatment of bronchitis and other related respiratory ailments as it is known to help thin mucus
- Tailed Pepper Tea may help relieve flatulence and bloating of the digestive tract
- Tailed Pepper Tea is said to be a remedy against infertility. It is also said to help enhance the pleasures of the sexual intercourse
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