It is also known as the toothache plant, para cress, and sichuan
buttons. It originated from Mediterranean countries and is found across India under various
names.
This herb is utilized for toothache relief in rural areas. Its
distinctive yellow flowers, resembling buds, induce a tingling sensation when chewed.
Rich in spoilanthol, an extracted fatty acid amide, acmella oleracea
offers numbing effects when consumed and is utilized globally for toothache relief.
Apart from toothache, it treats mouth sores, ulcers, heartburn, and
headaches. Rubbing leaves speeds wound healing; inhaling eases migraines.
Acmella oleracea has anti-inflammatory effects, enhances immunity,
treats nail fungus, and helps with erectile dysfunction. Infusions and tinctures address
multiple issues.
For throat discomfort, tonsillitis, and fatigue, mix acmella oleracea
powder with water or milk, but heed dosage instructions.