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Other Names: Catalonina Jasmine, Common Jasmine, Italian Jasmine, Jasmin, Jasmin Blanc, Jasmin Commun, Jasmin d’Espagne, Jasmin à Grandes Fleurs, Jasmin Officinal, Jasmin Royal, Jasminum grandiflorum, Jasminum officinale, Jati, Jazmín, Jazmín Silvestre, Poet's Jessamine, Royal Jasmine, Spanish Jasmine, Mogra<br>Jasmine is a plant. The flower is used to make medicine.

* Pregnancy : Jasmine oil is a recommended alternative solution to easing labor pains, but is not recommended before the actual birth as it can encourage blood flow to the pelvic area and potentially cause a miscarriage.

* Jasmine may cause allergic reactions : Some people are naturally sensitive to constituents in the plant and may display mild allergic reactions. Such side effects are believed to be a result of the flowers' benzyl acetate content, a principal constituent of jasmine essential oil.

* used to treat dermatitis, eczema, and dry, aggravated skin : Our skin often reveals unresolved psychological problems, mirroring our feelings. In this way, Jasmine is useful for treating psychosomatic disorders. When Jasmine essential oil is applied to the body's surface, the skin, or inhaled, it reaches the emotional center of the brain, redirecting negative feelings such as fear, pessimism, and sadness. It triggers the neurotransmitter enkephalin, which acts as an analgesic, to help generate positive feelings such as pleasure, euphoria, and contentment.

* beneficial when used to treat women's health problems. It is an effective uterine tonic during childbirth, aids in milk production, and with menstruation, though there are less expensive oils that also work for these complaints.