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G BarkerBOTANICAL NAME | ORIGIN | CULTIVATION | METHOD OF EXTRACTION | SOURCE | NOTE | SOLUBILITY |
Ricinus communis | India | Conventional | Cold Pressed | Seeds | cool , minty aroma | Soluble in alcohol & insoluble in water |
Seeds of the Castor plant are cold pressed to extract Castor oil from it that are used for variety of purposes like in the formulation of medicine, lamp fuel, lubrication of leather, etc.
Botany
Castor also known as Ricinus Communis botanically, grows to a height of 10-13m. This is a fast-growing perennial shrub that has glossy leaves and monoecious flowers. The leaves are palm-shaped and are larger in size.
A Brief History of Castor Oil
This oil is extracted from seeds of Castor plant via the cold pressed method. It is 100% organic and safe to use. Boasting many therapeutical benefits, Castor Oil has been a common and much preferred remedy for treating many health and beauty issues.
Historical Uses
• For over 6000 years, human are harvesting this plant for different purposes.
• Egyptian doctors used this oil for preventing irritation in eyes.
• Around 4000 years ago, in India, this was used as an effective laxative.
• In Chinese medicines, this was used for external as well as internal treatments.
• Travelling salesman promoted this oil to cure constipation and heartburn in the late 1800s.
Therapeutic benefits
• It has effective anti-diabetic, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, antioxidant, hepato-protective properties.
• The oil is also used for treating arthritis, wound-healing, chronic headaches, muscle aches, abdominal disorders, Rheumatism, backache, insomnia, constipation, gallbladder pain, etc.
General Precautionary Measures!
• It is only for external use.
• This should not be used for eyes, mucous membrane or any sensitive area of the body.
• Keep the oil bottle away from the reach of kids and pets.
• Children, nursing mother and breast-feeding women should not use Celery Seed oil unless recommended by certified doctor.