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6. Chervil is an antiseptic

Chervil is high in many beneficial volatile essential oils. One of these essential oils is eugenol, which is also known as oil of cloves. Dentists often use oil of cloves during routine dental procedures thanks to its antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties and because of its ability to ease pain. Chervil may also be helpful for treating skin rashes, minor wounds, and insect bites. Prepare a simple poultice to apply to minor skin ailments by crushing fresh chervil leaves and adding a few drops of vinegar and salt.

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