MWD5- Men's Woody 5 - The wizard of Oud
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Native Singaporean Orchid notes: Cattleya Labiata
Cattleya labiata, also known as the crimson cattleya or ruby-lipped cattleya, is a prized orchid species famous for its vibrant colors and delightful fragrance. Discovered in Brazil in 1818, it became highly sought-after by orchid collectors worldwide. Its crimson and ruby hues and faintly spicy aroma, with hints of cloves, make it popular in the perfume industry and floral arrangements. However, responsible cultivation and harvesting are crucial to preserve these rare plants and their vital role in natural ecosystems.
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Therapeutic Orchid notes:
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Pelatantheria scolopedrifolia (Makino) Garay syn. Cleisostoma scolopedrifolium (Makino) Garay
Pelatantheria scolopedrifolia, known as the Centipede Orchid or Wugong Lan in Chinese, is a small epiphytic orchid found across Japan, South Korea, and several provinces in China. In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), it is valued for its slightly bitter and cooling properties. Used widely, it helps clear internal heat, detoxify the body, soothe the lungs, and stop bleeding. TCM practitioners use it to treat ailments like sore throat, mouth ulcers, respiratory issues, and conditions affecting the gall bladder and kidneys. |
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Spiranthes spiralis (L.) Chevall syn. Spiranthes autumnalis (Balb.) Rich.
Spiranthes spiralis, also known as Autumn Lady's-tresses, is a terrestrial orchid found in regions across Afghanistan, Tibet, Asia Minor, Europe, and Africa. In traditional Indian herbal medicine, its roots are believed to have aphrodisiac properties. Aphrodisiacs are substances thought to boost sexual desire and performance. Various cultures use plants and herbs as aphrodisiacs to improve libido and address sexual health. However, caution is advised, as herbal remedies can interact with medications and should be used under professional guidance, considering individual health conditions and allergies. |
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Goodyera kwangtungensis C.L. Tso
Goodyera kwangtungensis, known as Guangdong spotted leaf orchid or Huayebanye Lan, is a medicinal plant native to Guangdong and Guangxi provinces in China, blooming from May to June. In traditional herbal medicine, it is believed to have properties beneficial for the lungs and clearing phlegm, making it used for respiratory issues and lung health. It's important to approach traditional medicinal uses cautiously and consult a healthcare professional before using herbal remedies, ensuring safety and suitability based on individual health conditions and medications. |
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Platanthera sikkimensis (Hook f.) Kraenz.
Platanthera sikkimensis, also called Changbanshechun Lan, is a plant species found in the Himalayan region, including Sikkim. In Nepal, its tubers are traditionally used as a tonic. It's crucial to consult healthcare professionals before using it, as with any herbal remedy. While traditional knowledge offers insights, the safety and effectiveness of herbal treatments must be validated through scientific studies. Potential users should inform healthcare providers about existing health conditions and medications to prevent adverse interactions. |
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Amitostigma pinguicula
Amitostigma pinguicula, known as Dahuawuzhu Lan (big flower no pillar orchid) in Chinese, is a medicinal orchid found in various regions of China like Fujian, Zhejiang, Hubei, and Sichuan. The whole plant is used in traditional medicine for its detoxification properties, treating heavy swellings, trauma, and snake bites. It's also believed to counteract poisons and alleviate haematemesis (vomiting blood). As with all herbal remedies, caution is advised, and consulting healthcare professionals is recommended to ensure safety and effectiveness, especially considering individual health conditions and medications. |
Other scent note
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