Botanical name: Trachyspermum copticum
 
Physical properties: Appetite stimulant, analgesic, anesthetic, anthelmintic, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, anti-hyperlipidemic, anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial, antioxidant, anti-platelet, antiseptic, anti-spasmodic, antitussive, anti-ulcer, antiviral, aphrodisiac, bronchodilatory, carminative, diuretic, estrogenic, expectorant, germicidal, hepatoprotective, hypotensive, insecticidal, nematicidal, spermicidal, anti-parasitic, immuno-building, diuretic, improves heart function, anti-yeast, anti-mold. 
 
Emotional influence: Herbaceous, spicy, medicinal odor, with a strong top note similar to thyme.
 
Uses: Massage, skin care, nasal congestion, appetite stimulant, digestive aid, parasites, diarrhea, cholera, vomiting, colic, asthma, flu, cold, urinary infections, kidney stones, heart health, fertility, joint & muscle pain and ear aches, yeast/fungal & bacterial infections, ulcers, bronchitis, arthritis, digestive disorders, fever, headaches, flatulence, nausea, menstrual discomfort, venomous bites.
 
Main constituents:
Thymol: 22.58%
 
Plant part: Seeds
 
Origin: India
 
Processing method: Steam Distilled
 
Description / Color / Consistency: Ajowan is an herbaceous annual, 30 -70 cm (1 -2 ft) in height, bearing feathery leaves and red flowers. The oil is a pale yellowy brown, and thin.
 
Aromatic summary / Note / Strength of aroma: Ajowan has an herbaceous, spicy, medicinal odor, with a strong top similar to thyme.
 
Blends well with: This oil blends well with Thyme, Parsley, and Sage Dalmatian.
 
Product abstract: Also known as Bishop’s Weed and Indian Thyme, it is native to India, but also cultivated in Iran, Egypt, Pakistan, and Afghanistan.
 
Disclaimers:
This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Never use in eyes or mucus membranes.
Do not take internally unless working with a qualified practitioner. Keep away from children.
May stain fabrics.