Mint Condition

Mints – Medicinal Uses, Interactions, Side Effects, Dosage

Mints
Spearmint (Mentha spicata) and related horsemint were well known in the Greco-Roman, and mint was used in biblical times. Peppermint (M. piperita) appeared in the 18th century in England as a hybrid between spearmint and watermint. It is less sweet than spearmint, while the Japanese or cornmint mint (M. arvensis) is tastier.
Uses and Benefits:
Ages above, spearmint, peppermint, and other mints have been used as taste, odor and medications.They taken mainly from digestive symptoms such as dyspepsia and irritable bowel, and skin and respiratory conditions. In general, all the houses of the common currency has similar effects and are best known because of the popularity of their characteristic taste in candy, food, and medicine and for the effect refreshing that give the skin and mouth preparation. M. pulegium, pennyroyal is dangerous member of the mint family and its oil should not be used in treatments herbal.
Pharmacology
The most important of the 80 compounds in mints is the essential oil of peppermint, 3 also known as peppermint camphor. The I-isomer of menthol are found mainly in perfect Japanese, which constitutes 70-95% of essential oil in peppermint, which may constitute 2 29-48% menthol, which can be synthesized from thymol, is a terpenoid alcohol, menthone, a

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