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Write a Review. Was this review helpful? Yes 3 No 6. Yes 6 No. Eating the bud of the Buzz Button flower has a numbing and strong tingling effect on the mouth. The more of the edible flower consumed, the more intense and longer lasting the sensation feeling will become. There are 0 items available. Please enter a number less than or equal to 0.

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Positive feedback. Shipping was a bit delayed. However the product was very fresh and as described. In traditional medicine, people used spilanthes extracts to treat tooth decay, mouth ulcers, throat infections, and gum diseases. Sichuan pepper is an acquired taste. Some people particularly children are put off at first taste.

However, it can be addictive once you become accustomed to it, just like how people crave spicy food. Sichuan pepper has a citrus-like flavor and induces a tingling numbness in the mouth due to the presence of hydroxy-alpha sanshool, which causes a vibration on the lips measured at 50 Hertz.

By stimulating the fibroblast biomechanical functions, Paracress plant extract helps to reorganise and tighten collagen fibres in the supporting tissue of the skin, resulting in firmer feeling and smoother looking skin. Studies in the lab suggest that Spilanthes may protect against certain bacterial and dental infections, but there are no human data.