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Allspice (Pimenta dioica)--also known as Clove Pepper, Jamaica Pepper, Pimento, and Myrtle Pepper -- is an evergreen tree native to the Caribbean islands and South and Central America. The tree grows up to 50 feet in height and has thin, oblong, leathery leaves and small white flowers. Allspice was discovered growing in Jamaica by early Spanish explorers who were impressed with the taste and aroma of the leaves and berries The berries are often used as a flavoring and scenting agent. But this spice is also known for soothing the gastro-intestinal tract and treating diarrhea. It has traditionally been used to relieve colic, intestinal gas, ... MORE

EXPAND Videos Jamaican Pimento or Allspice Jamaican woman discusses the uses for pimento or allspice berries. 26 views Posted by LoveyCat1 EXPAND Allspice Discussions	EXPAND   Resources & Research Health benefits of Allspice The active principles in the allspice are known to have anti-inflammatory, rubefacient (warmin... A mysterious, medicinal spice I always thought that allspice was a mixture of different spices collected together just like th...

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