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The buds make a stimulating infusion and are effective in warming up the body, increasing circulation, and relieving congestion. They are used to treat nausea, flatulence, indigestion and vomiting. It is a good idea to throw some cloves in with other herbs that are not too palatable such as real strong bitters. They will assist the actions of other herbs and prevent any cramping that could occur when using certain plants on their own.

Clove oil is quite prized and is used as a powerful antiseptic and antibiotic due to the phenols present in the oil. The oil is quite analgesic and, for this reason, is used quite extensively in the treatment of toothaches...even with dentists! The buds could also be chewed to fight a toothache. Ingesting the powder is said to destroy the eggs of certain parasites that are trying to reside within.