RICQLES Mint Alcohol - Peppermint - Travel Size - Made in France - Round Bottle 10 cl

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The wonderful story of RICQLÈS peppermint extract began some 180 years ago in the south of France. Heyman de Ricqlès The second was a 2014 review on peppermint oil to help with bowel function. This study had inconclusive results but suggested that peppermint may potentially help some people with healthy bowel function. * [2] For the amazing benefits Ricqles Peppermint Oil offers, it truly is a must-have in your health and supplement kit. Remember, it’s vital to consult a healthcare professional before using any dietary supplement and essential oils and do a patch test before trying new oils.

The distribution of RICQLÈS Peppermint Extract in French Colonies and throughout the world contributed to increase the reputation of RICQLÈS as an international trademark. Avertising billboards for RICQLÈS Peppermint Extract In 1898, under the management of Louis de Ricqlès, the success rapidly went beyond the regional boundary. The company moved production to Boulevard Victor Hugo at Saint-Ouen sur Seine near Paris. RICQLÈS new factory and Head Office in Saint-Ouen near Paris (1898) This drink presents itself as being extremely refreshing, giving the French trademark advertising slogan: "Le glouglou qui fait glagla". The French meaning is a play on words featuring two familiar comical words when put together idiomatically means "Drinking it gives you the shivers". (a closer translation would be "the gulp-gulp that makes your teeth chatter") Main RP, de Ricqlès A, Horner JR, Padian K. 2005. The evolution and function of thyreophoran dinosaur scutes: implications for plate function in stegosaurs. Paleobiology 31: 291–314.

Mint is one of the plants well known for its numerous virtues. Romans used to drop a few mint leaves in their wine to transform it into a beverage forbidden to women. In the Middle Ages, people already started using mint, especially in Europe. There are many different species of mint.

He worked in the University of Paris from 1961 (before completing his thesis, as was then customary in France) till 1995, when he was nominated to the Historical and Evolutionary Biology Chair of the Collège de France. He officially retired in 2010, but he continues publishing. By the time that he retired, he had published 104 scientific papers and about 120 semi-popular papers. [2] [3] By 2010, his work had received at least 1575 ISI citations. [2] For its 180 years anniversary, RICQLÈS Peppermint Extract presents a new natural and refined visual identity that reflects both its unique heritage and its benefits for the body and mind. A limited 2016 study investigating the use of inhaled peppermint oil on postoperative nausea reported that inhaling peppermint oil may have helped surgical patients with their comfort level. * [3] This extract of high quality mint was first meant for the personal use of the Ricqlès family who loved its fresh, strong and minty fragrance.At that time, it was sold in pharmacies in the form of small sealed glass bottles and it was mainly used as a hygiene product. Advertising billboards for RICQLÈS Peppermint Extract Another study investigated peppermint oil on daytime sleepiness. [11] While they could not find the mechanisms behind this phenomenon, they reported that peppermint might help with drowsiness. * Oral administration: Take seven drops (approximately 0.4 mL) up to three (3) times daily. * Alternatively, add a serving to some sugar and consume. This is the best method to support stomach health, digestion and combat feelings of fatigue. * Find sources: "Ricqlès"– news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR ( December 2009) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) At the beginning of the XIX century Heyman de RICQLÈS was a young silk trader with a passion in botany. He started by studying mulberry leaves, which are food for silkworms, then he developed a special interest in Peppermint (Mentha Piperita) that grew in Provence not far from his home. Mentha Piperita

Then through various manipulations and the addition of alcohol heated at high temperature, he succeeded in keeping intact all the properties of peppermint essential oil. In 1824, Henri de Ricqles arrived in Lyon extremely curious about botany. He was intrigued by the peppermint plant and believed it had unique beneficial properties. He studied the plant vicariously through experimentation until 1838 when he obtained a fresh peppermint leaf extract by distilling fresh mint. This is how Alcool de Menthe de Ricqles came to be. It was originally created to be a medicinal mint spirit before introducing the soft drink version later in 1954.When he understood the beneficial effects of this high quality mint, he engaged in research to extract its wonderful properties. Heyman de Ricqlès succeeded in isolating the active ingredients and extracting a very high quality natural essential oil, through a water steam distillation process of the peppermint leaves. RICQLÈS natural distillation process

Peppermint has a pleasant, cool, and refreshing smell which makes it potentially beneficial in freshening breath. * That’s why it is commonly used in chewing gum and toothpaste. A limited 2013 study evaluating the use of a peppermint mouth rinse for halitosis reported that the group which used peppermint mouthwash had improved breath compared to the group that didn’t. * [5] Ricqles Peppermint Oil is a tincture that is made of peppermint leaf, alcohol, and water. It normally has a sharp, cool, and refreshing smell and taste. This dietary supplement is believed to support good digestion, ease stomach conditions, help with temporary feelings of nausea and minor travel discomforts, and work great as a breath freshener. * Ricqles is a multipurpose supplement with numerous benefits and is handy when your nutritional needs cause mild symptoms. This article will highlight the history, benefits, and common uses of Ricqles. The History of Ricqles Peppermint Oil This article does not cite any sources. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed.In 1840, the south of France was affected by terrible floods. Heyman de Ricqlès decided to help and generously distributed his peppermint extract to a great number of people. The King of France Louis-Philippe 1st (1773-1850) Following these events, the King of France Louis-Philippe 1 st personally handed Heyman de Ricqlès a medal of honour for his examplary role. The Medal of Honour awarded by Louis-Philippe 1st to Heyman de Ricqlès in 1840 Peppermint is believed to help with food digestion and other gastrointestinal conditions such as minor bloating and temporary stomach discomforts *. It may calm the stomach muscles and help bile flow which is used in the digestion of fats. This helps food to be digested efficiently and easily. Healthy digestion also allows digestive gasses to pass unobstructed. de Ricqlès A. 2011. Vertebrate palaeohistology: Past and future. Comptes rendus Palevol 11: 509–515.