The Benefits of Drinking Clove Water at Night
Summary
TLDRThis video explores the multifaceted benefits of clove water, highlighting its historical significance as a valuable spice. Cloves possess potent antiviral, antibacterial, and analgesic properties, making them effective for dental issues, muscle and joint pain, and even as a natural mosquito repellent. The video also offers recipes for clove water, which aids in liver detoxification, digestion, respiratory health, cognitive function, heart health, and immune support. It serves as a natural sedative, promoting sleep without side effects.
Takeaways
- ๐ต Cloves were historically as valuable as gold and have been used in traditional medicine for over 2,000 years.
- ๐ They possess antiviral, antibacterial, antifungal, and analgesic properties, making them useful in early dentistry and minor surgeries.
- โ๏ธ Clove oil can be applied topically to numb pain, especially dental pain, and has been found to be more effective than synthetic anesthetics like benzocaine.
- ๐ It has been patented for various uses, including increasing blood flow, enhancing digestive enzymes, and as a component in mouthwashes and toothpastes.
- ๐ Studies have shown clove oil to be effective in reducing skin inflammation, comparable to hydrocortisone, and faster in killing fungal infections than tea tree oil.
- ๐ฒ Clove oil can be used for muscle and joint pain, herpes simplex, and as a mosquito repellent, highlighting its versatility.
- ๐ด Drinking clove water before bed can help with sleep, detoxify the liver, aid digestion, and support respiratory health.
- ๐ฑ It can also improve cognitive functions like memory and concentration, and support heart health by enhancing blood circulation.
- ๐ฐ Clove water has immune-boosting properties due to its antimicrobial effects and can be used as a mouthwash to freshen breath.
- ๐ท To prepare clove water, boil four or five cloves in water, simmer for five minutes, cool for an hour, and consume before bedtime.
- ๐น Adding honey can make clove water more palatable, especially for children, and it can also be used in creams or aloe gels to promote wound healing.
Q & A
What were cloves historically valued for?
-Cloves were historically valued more than gold and have been used in China for over 2,000 years for certain medicines.
How were cloves used during the Black Plague?
-During the Black Plague, cloves were used in masks to burn certain herbs and inhale the vapors due to their antiviral and antibacterial properties.
What is the traditional use of clove oil in dentistry?
-Clove oil was used in early dentistry for its analgesic effect, similar to synthetic lidocaine, to numb the tooth problem and for minor surgeries.
What are the benefits of clove oil for oral health?
-Clove oil has been found to be effective for toothaches, gingivitis, and plaque due to its anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, anti-candida, and antiviral properties.
How does clove oil compare to benzocaine in dental applications?
-Clove oil works faster, is longer lasting, and more effective for toothaches and infections than benzocaine, as it also has antimicrobial effects.
What is the effectiveness of clove oil compared to Hydrocortisone for skin conditions?
-Clove oil, specifically eugenol, has been found to be equal or greater in effectiveness than Hydrocortisone in reducing swelling and redness of the skin.
How effective is clove oil against fungal infections?
-Clove oil was found to be more effective than tea tree oil in killing Candida and fungus in studies on fungal infections like toenail fungus and athlete's foot.
What are some topical uses of clove oil besides oral health?
-Clove oil can be used for muscle and joint pain, as a lip balm for herpes simplex, and as a mosquito repellent.
What are the benefits of drinking clove water before bed?
-Drinking clove water before bed can help detoxify the liver, aid digestion, support respiratory health, improve cognitive functions, support heart health, boost the immune system, and act as a natural sedative for sleep.
How is clove water prepared and when should it be consumed?
-Clove water is prepared by boiling four or five cloves in a cup of water, simmering for 5 minutes, cooling for 1 hour, and then consuming it 30 minutes before bed.
What are some additional uses for clove oil besides drinking clove water?
-Clove oil can be mixed with coconut oil or olive oil to create a cream for wounds to speed up healing and act as an antiseptic.
Outlines
๐ฟ Health Benefits of Clove Water
This paragraph discusses the historical significance and various medicinal uses of cloves, including their high value in trade and use in traditional Chinese medicine. Cloves were used during the Black Plague and in early dentistry for their analgesic and antibacterial properties. The speaker also mentions modern studies comparing clove oil to other treatments, such as benzocaine for tooth pain and hydrocortisone for skin inflammation, showing clove oil to be as effective or more so. The paragraph concludes with various applications of cloves, such as for toothache, muscle pain, skin conditions like herpes simplex, and as a mosquito repellent. It also introduces the concept of drinking clove water before bed for its sedative effects and potential health benefits.
๐ง Clove Water: Preparation and Health Effects
The second paragraph delves into the preparation of clove water and its health benefits. It explains how to make clove water by boiling cloves in water, simmering, and then cooling it. The speaker highlights the detoxifying effect of clove water on the liver, its ability to aid digestion, and its use for respiratory issues like bronchitis and coughs. Clove water is also noted for its potential to improve cognitive functions, support heart health, boost the immune system, and serve as a natural mouthwash. The paragraph concludes with a recipe for children involving adding honey to make the drink more palatable. Additionally, it suggests using clove water in creams for healing wounds and as an antiseptic.
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Keywords
๐กClove
๐กAnalgesic
๐กAntimicrobial
๐กEugenol
๐กHerpes Simplex
๐กMosquito Repellent
๐กDetoxify
๐กRespiratory Problems
๐กCognitive Improvement
๐กImmune System
๐กNatural Sedative
Highlights
Cloves were once more valuable than gold and used for medicinal purposes for over 2,000 years, particularly in China.
Cloves were used during the Black Plague for their antiviral and antibacterial properties.
Clove oil has been used in early dentistry as a natural pain reliever and numbing agent similar to synthetic lidocaine.
Clove oil has analgesic properties with virtually no side effects, making it effective for tooth pain, muscle pain, and joint pain.
It contains antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral, and anti-candida properties that help fight infections in various parts of the body.
Clove oil is more effective and longer-lasting than benzocaine, a common pain reliever used in dentistry, as proven in studies.
Research found that eugenol in clove oil is as effective as hydrocortisone in reducing swelling and redness.
Clove oil was shown to be faster and more effective than tea tree oil in killing candida and treating fungal infections like toenail fungus and athlete's foot.
Studies suggest that clove oil has longer-lasting numbing effects compared to lidocaine, as highlighted in the Journal of Pain Research.
Clove water can be consumed to help detoxify the liver, improve digestion, reduce bloating, and support respiratory health.
Clove water is beneficial for improving memory, concentration, circulation, and supporting heart health due to its antimicrobial properties.
It can be used as a natural sleep aid, increasing serotonin and melatonin without side effects.
Clove oil can also act as a natural mosquito repellent and can be safely used on skin and animals.
Clove water can be used as a mouthwash to freshen breath and break down biofilms and plaque.
Clove oil can be used topically in creams for healing wounds, providing antiseptic properties and speeding up the recovery process.
Transcripts
the benefits of drinking clove water at
night let's talk about this cloves at
one time were worth more than gold this
is what they look like you can see it in
this little jar right here they're these
little tiny structures a lot of people
might have had these in like ham and
they're sold as a spice and you have
them already you just need to know how
to use them and what they're good for
they were so valuable they were
exchanging them with gold amazing
they've been used in China for over
2,000 years for certain medicines they
were also used in the black plague when
you might have seen pictures of those
people with those long masks and they'd
be basically burning certain herbs and
it would Breathe In The Vapors well one
of the spices they use was clove because
of its antiviral and antibacterial
properties also in early Dentistry
before they had certain medications that
numbed the tooth problem they use clove
oil I mean in fact even with minor
surgeries they use clove oil because of
its analgesic effect very similar to the
synthetic lioc cane that certain
dentists use so it's a topical and you
can put it extra stly on your skin you
can also put on your gums you can put it
directly on the tooth if there's a
cavity and the nerve is exposed it will
help numb that nerve now the cool thing
about this is there's virtually no side
effects it has anti-bacterial anti-
fungal
anti-candida antiviral properties in
addition to numbing the tooth or numbing
pain it can also go after the microbes
that are growing there whether it's a
fungal candida bacteria or even virus
and where I found this information was
in certain patents on using the oil of
clove for various things helping
increase the bof flow as well as
increasing digestive enzymes they patent
a mouthwash toothpaste as well as a
gingivitis treatment so it works on
everything oral and then I started
looking at medications and what
medications that they can you know
compare to in a similar Effectiveness or
even work better so in this first study
they compared clove oil to something
called benzocaine which is a pain
reliever that dentists use to numb the
teeth and this was in the Journal of
Dentistry they found that this oil from
cloved worked faster it was longer
lasting and more effective for tooth AES
as well as tooth infections because it
also had this antimicrobial effect as
well in another study they compared
eugenol to Hydrocortisone and they found
the effectiveness was equal or greater
in reducing swelling and redness of the
skin and this study was in one of the
inflammatory research journals the next
study I looked at was on fungal
infections like toenail fungus athletes
foot and they compared tea tree oil to
clove oil and clove oil killed candida
and fungus faster then there was a
comparison between clove oil and
Lidocaine and in that study clove oil
had longer lasting effects for numbing
that was in the Journal of pain research
so now let's get into how you can use
this because you already have this in
your pantry you just need to know how to
use it and what conditions you can use
this on and I'm going to give you a
couple different recipes that you can
make this in a SV and liquid that you
can drink before bed but let's first
talk about the conditions that it's good
for now of course I already mentioned
it's great for anything with teeth pain
or biofilms like plaing things like that
and of course you can even just take one
of these cloves and then just suck on it
or you can just take the oil from it
with a little cotton swab and dab it on
the tooth and the gum around the tooth
but if you have a cavity you want to
actually put it right into that cavity
directly another application is for
muscle pain okay as well as joint pain
you're going basically just take a
couple drops put it in a little olive
oil or coconut oil and rub it into the
muscle or joint you can also mix a
couple drops in epson salts and water
all dissolved nicely and rub that into
the muscle as well because the epson
salts is the Magnesium that can also
help the muscles some people use it as a
lip balm and you can put this on like a
a klur which is herpes simplex you'd
have to mix a couple drops with either
beeswax or coconut oil and just rub it
into the lip remember it's antiviral as
well and herpy Simplex is a virus with
the mosquito repellent you would put a
couple drops in a little spray bottle
and you would spray that on your body I
actually use this on my cattle in the
summer with all of these flies not
mosquitoes and it works like a charm but
it's not toxic all right now the
following things I'm going to talk about
are using clove water which I'll explain
how to prepare that and I would drink
this before bed it seems to work really
good because they help relax you and
they can help you drift off into
wonderful sleep as well so might as well
take it before you go to bed it's not a
necessity but it can definitely help so
the first thing it does is it helps to
detoxify the liver so it's going to
stimulate some of the enzymes to help
break things down in the liver it's
going to help you with digestion so if
you have bloating indigestion gas
consume some of this clove water maybe
you do this after a meal when you're
bloating and it can help reduce the
bloating another very potent effect of
this clove water is to use it for
respiratory problems like bronchitis
mucus in the lungs a cold a cough Asma
you can consider it as like a natural
antibiotic but without the side effects
some people also use it for cognitive
improvements improve the memory
concentration the focus but this clove
water also works with heart stuff so it
can actually support a healthy heart as
well especially when you get into blood
circulation anything related to
circulation clove water is awesome it
also has immune properties so it can
help support a healthy immune system
because it's antimicrobial some people
even use it as a mouthwash to help
freshen their breath and I've already
talked about the great benefits for
biofilms and breaking down plaque and
then of course the the last one which I
kind of already mentioned was using this
as a sleep aid because it's a natural
sedative without the the negative
effects it does not have side effects
like sleeping medication does and
there's also some tryptophan in there
that will actually increase serotonin
and help you increase melatonin so how
do you make clove water what you do is
you take about four or five these little
cloves okay put them in a cup of water
and bring it to a boil and then take it
off boiling so it's simmering for 5
minutes now make sure that you cover it
while it's simmering because you don't
want to have all these Vapors escape a
lot of the remedy is in the vapors that
are coming off this thing that are
supposed to go back into the water after
5 minutes let it cool for 1 hour what I
like to do is put it back in the fridge
and then what you want to do is consume
it 30 minutes before you go to bed now
if you're using for children it might be
a little bitter so you might want to add
a little bit of honey to it maybe a half
a teaspoon dissolve raw honey into it
and then have them drink it it's
actually pretty delicious with honey or
I think it's good without it if you want
to make this into a cream just put a
couple drops into some coconut oil or
olive oil and use that and also if you
have like some typee of wound that you
want to increase the healing I would use
aloe put a couple drops of aloe and put
that over the wound so you can speed up
healing and it can also act as an
antiseptic now if you haven't seen my
other video on clove I think you really
enjoy it I put it up right here check it
out
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