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Uses of Aniseed OilThere is a wide range of uses for anise oil – from cooking to flavorings to medications. These uses include: Narcotic and sedative – Can help ease epileptic and hysteric episodesPain reliever – Provides relief for arthritic painAntiseptic – Used to clean wounds and protect against infectionsFlavoring agent – Used as a flavoring agent for food and beverages and an ingredient for salads and soupsFood processing – Anise and anise oils are used in processed meats like pepperoni, pizza toppings, Italian sausage, and similar food productsBreast milk production –Women use anise to increase milk flow when nursing.Libido enhancer – Used in ancient times as a sex driver enhancer and as an aphrodisiacNatural head lice remover – Like coconut oil, anise oil is a safer alternative to chemical lice treatmentsInsecticide – The oil is toxic to insectsFor oral health – Added to toothpastes, mouthwashes, and syrupsFragrance – Added to soaps, detergents, lotions, and skin creamsAnise is used for upset stomach, intestinal gas, “runny nose,” and as an expectorant to increase productive cough, as a diuretic to increase urine flow, and as an appetite stimulant. Women use anise to treat menstrual discomfort or pain, ease childbirth, and increase sex drive. Men use anise to treat symptoms of “male menopause.” Other uses include treatment of seizures, nicotine dependence, trouble sleeping (insomnia), asthma, and constipation.hair and skin : Owing to its detoxifying qualities, anise oil keeps skin hair healthy and shining. The oil can be used for head massages. It soothes the scalp and promotes hair growth. The antiseptic and antimicrobial properties help in removing scalp infections.heart : Anise oil keeps blood pressure under control. It reduces the pressure on the heart.Anise oil rejuvenates the body by promoting the flow of energy in the body. It is a powerful insect repellant. It is said to be good for eyesight as well.