Bay Rum

₡6,300.00

SKU: 0296 Category:

Scientific name: Pimenta racemosa

Family: Myrtaceaee

Origin: Caribbean and S America

Medicinal use: Obtaining bay-rum oil is achieved by steam distillation with rum from the malagueta leaves of trees that are at least five years old. This oil works as an analgesic, antidepressant, sedative, expectorant, anti-rheumatic, anticonvulsant, anti-neuralgic and astringent.

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