origin:
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Australia
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cultivation:
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certified organic
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part of plant:
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leaves
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extraction:
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steam
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major biochemical compounds:
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terpinene-1-ol-4, alpha-terpineol, paracymene, I.8-cineole, alpha-gamma-terpinene
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medicinal action:
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Antifungal, antiseptic, anti-infectious, bactericidal, anti-parasitic, expectorant, decongestant
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most commonly used for:
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colds, flu, staph (uvula) and strep infections, candida, chidhood illnesses (chicken pox), mouth & gum infections, and infection of the respiratory system, especially congested
conditions.
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emotional/psychological uses:
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Tea Tree is said to stimulate energy, and is useful for nervous exhaustion.
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cosmetic skin use/other uses:
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Used for acne, herpes simplex, impetigo, ringworm, finger and toe nail infections, athletes foot.
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blends well with:
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other melaleuca oils like cajeput and niaouli to strengthen action. Also other antimicrobials like thyme linalol, rosemary, hyssop, lemon.
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other varieties:
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melaleuca linarifolia - (tea tree m.l.), melaleuca uncinata - (tea tree m. u.)
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safety data:
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Avoid on hypersensitive or allergic skin.
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