Enantia Chlorantha

Enantia Chlorantha, also known as honey bush, is a plant native to tropical Africa. This tree grows to a height of 10 to 20 metres and is known for its medicinal properties. It is often used in traditional medicine, specifically in Nigeria, Cameroon and Central Africa, where its bark and leaves are widely used.

Extracts from the bark of Enantia Chlorantha are often used in the treatment of malaria and liver disease. Furthermore, these extracts are also used as part of cosmetic products as they contain bioactive compounds beneficial to the skin. The honey bush is also used in the production of perfumes due to its delicate, fragrant scent. In the food industry, it produces a yellow dye that is often added to foods to improve their visual appeal.