Coffee Essential Oil has a multitude of possible uses. It can be burned as a room deodorizer and is considered to be an excellent anti-oxidant. It has also been used to combat depression, respiratory issues, stings, fevers, and general nausea. Dried seeds "beans" are roasted, ground, and brewed to make one of the two most important beverages in the western world. In its native Ethiopia, used as a masticatory since ancient times, it is also cooked in butter to make rich flat cakes. In Arabia a fermented drink from the pulp is consumed. Caffeine has been described as a natural herbicide, selectively inhibiting germination of seeds of Amaranthus spinosus. Caffeine is a widespread additive in over-the-counter diet pills, pain killers, and stimulants. Coffee Essential Oil in Pharma Coffea arabica, a source of caffeine, is an important cash crop in Cameroon, and a decoction of the leaves in water is used as an antimalarial remedy. Coffee berry (Coffea arabica L.) is a natural ingredient that has promising efficacy in the topical treatment of oxidative stress-induced pathologies (e.g., premature skin aging, dermatoses), and its seed oil is widely used in cosmetic formulations. Indeed, it was recently shown that Coffea arabica leaf extract, naturally rich in polyphenols, can prevent photo-damage in skin. Essence of Coffee Essential Oil Coffee is widely used as a flavoring, as in ice cream, pastries, candies, and liqueurs. Source of caffeine, dried ripe seeds are used as a stimulant, nervine, and diuretic, acting on central nervous system, kidneys, heart, and muscles. Indonesians and Malaysians prepare an infusion from dried leaves. Coffee pulp and parchment used as manures and mulches and is occasionally fed to cattle in India. Coffee with iodine is used as a deodorant.