Botanical Name - Zanthoxylum armatum/alatum

Also known as - Xanthoxylum, Chinese Prickly Ash, Szechuan/Sichuan Pepper Tomar Seed/Timar Pepper, Toothache Tree

Aroma - Spicy, fresh, bittersweet aroma

Extraction - Steam distillation
 
Part of Plant - Dried fruit

Country of Origin - Nepal

Chemical Constituents - Linalol, limonene, beta-phellandrene

Caution - Avoid during pregnancy or whilst breastfeeding. Possible sensitisation in some individuals.

Uses - Antispasmodic, decongestant, antifungal, deodorant and cooling. Improves digestion and supports the immune and respiratory systems. Settles the stomach and eases muscle spasms. Use with a mild base oil to make a gentle massage blend to treat fibrositis, rheumatism, leg cramps, varicose veins and some other skin problems. Traditionally used to treat hair growth and hair loss.

Mind & Spirit - Useful in meditation as it soothes the mind.