origin:
|
Portugal/Spain
|
cultivation:
|
wild certified organic
|
part of plant:
|
leaves
|
extraction:
|
steam
|
major biochemical compounds:
|
1-8 cineole, alpha-pinene, limomene, p-cymene, aromadendrene, gamma-terpinol, trans-pinocarveol
|
medicinal action:
|
Antibacterial, antifungal, antirheumatic,
analgesic
|
most commonly used for:
|
Catarrhal colds, coughs in chronic bronchitis, chest soreness after flu, pharyngitis and nasal congestion.
|
emotional/psychological uses:
|
Refreshing and stimulating.
Eucalyptus helps concentration.
|
cosmetic skin use/other uses:
|
Used for insect bites, insect repellent, skin infections, wounds and ulcers that are slow
to heal.
|
blends well with:
|
lavender, lemon, marjoram, pine, peppermint.
For rheumatism or tight muscles, blend with cajeput, black pepper, ginger, juniper, marjoram and rosemary.
|
other varieties:
|
Eucalyptus radiata
Eucalyptus citriodora
Eucalyptus dives
Eucalyptus polybractea krypton
Eucalyptus maidnenii
|
methods of use:
|
Room diffusion (use micro diffuser)
Steam Inhalant: 4 drops in 1 liter of steaming hot water. Cover head and bowl with towel, making a steam tent.
Bath: 10-20 drops per 25 mls of honey, milk, buttermilk, or any carrier oil.
|
safety data:
|
Not for prolonged use. Avoid use near respiration of infants. Avoid with high blood pressure and epilepsy. Avoid with children
|
