origin:
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Israel
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cultivation:
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certified organic
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part of plant:
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rind
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extraction:
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cold pressed
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major biochemical compounds:
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limonene, beta-pinene, beta-bisabolene, gamma-terpinene
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medicinal action:
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antibacterial, astringent, antiseptic, tonic
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most commonly used for:
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Helps suppress nausea and prevent contagious illnesses (e.g. colds, flu, respiratory and sinus infections). Helps rheumatic conditions. Helps overcome debility. Strengthens and
has a tonic effect after illness.
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emotional/psychological uses:
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Refreshing, stimulating, and invigorating. In nervous states, helps one relax. Lifts lethargy.
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cosmetic skin use/other uses:
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Toning and strengthening to dull skin. Balances sebum, increases hair shine and growth.
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blends well with:
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chamomile, clove, geranium, ginger, grapefruit, juniper, retch, rose, vetiver, ylang ylang, sandalwood, bergamot. Blend with rosemary for morning shower
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other varieties:
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safety data:
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Causes photosensitivity. Avoid sun exposure after use. Watch for allergic skin reactions.
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