Wholesale Natural Myristica Fragrans (Mace) Mace

In traditional medicine, Myristica fragrans is known as Jatiphala in Ayurveda. is valued for its warming and stimulating effects. In Ayurveda, the seed and its aril are commonly used to support digestion. They are believed to act as a carminative and appetite stimulant and are used for indigestion, gas, and mild diarrhea. Nutmeg is also traditionally used to help manage insomnia. When taken in small amounts with milk, it is believed to promote restful sleep. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the seed is used to warm the digestive system and treat abdominal coldness and long-term digestive weakness. Across many traditional systems, Myristica fragrans is also applied externally. Oils or pastes made from the seed are used to relieve muscle pain, joint discomfort, and rheumatism due to their soothing effects. While the plant is valued for its wide range of uses, modern research stresses the need for moderation. Compounds such as myristicin can cause toxicity if taken in excessive amounts.

The chemical profile of Myristica fragrans is made up of essential oils, fixed oils, and several active plant compounds. The essential oil usually accounts for about 2% to 16% of the seed’s weight. The plant is rich in natural oils called monoterpenes. These include common compounds such as sabinene and pinene. It also contains terpene alcohols 4-terpineol, which help give the plant its unique properties. The plant’s main health benefits come from a group of natural parts called phenylpropanoids. The most important ones are myristicin, elemicin, and safrole. These compounds give nutmeg its strong aroma and can cause psychoactive effects if taken in high amounts. Nutmeg also contains eugenol, which is known for its antiseptic and pain-relieving properties. The spice also provides natural parts called lignans. These include compounds like macelignan and malabaricone C. These substances are important because they act as antioxidants. They also help the body by reducing inflammation and protecting cells. The fixed oil, often called nutmeg butter, is rich in trimyristin and fatty acids like myristic acid. Together, these components define the chemical nature of this versatile plant."

Do not use if you have abdominal pain or diarrhea. Consult a healthcare professional before use if you are pregnant, nursing, or taking any medications. Discontinue use if diarrhea or loose stools occur. Do not exceed the recommended dose. Not intended for long-term use.