BiofloreSpruce (Black) essential oil - organic


	10 ml - 5.87 € 587.00 €/l
	Best before ≥ 07/31/2019

Black spruce essential oil is much recommended in respiratory pathology, can be used as that of Pine Needle for its oxygenating and balsamic properties.
Its anti-spasmodic and hormone-mimetic ("cortisone-like" because by its presence the body will generate natural cortisone with anti-inflammatory properties) are useful for joint pain and rheumatism.
Its ability to promote suprarenal recovery is useful for tiredness, intense physical fatigue, general fatigue, periods following feverish states, deep asthenia.

Latin name: Picea mariana

Part used: needles

Aromatic molecules: monoterpenes, bornyl acetate (25 to 30 %)

Origin: Canada

Production

essential oil qualified "100% pure and natural"

Characteristics

Odor:fresh and sweet, resinous, woody, slightly fruity note
The presence of a significant amount of bornyl acetate makes that it has gut anti-spamodic properties, good soothing effects on the respiratory system and through its many terpenes it can serve as an antiseptic for the lungs, a respiratory oxygenator (as a vapour).

Properties

general tonic, neurotonic

relaxing

hormone mimetic

anti-inflammatory

anti-fungal

antibacteriall

aerial antiseptic

antitussive, expectorant

antispasmodic

Traditional use

fatigue, deep asthenia, exhaustion, sudden bout of fatigue, immunosuppression

bronchitis, catarrh (common cold), sinusitis

acne, psoriasis and dry eczema

Skin and intestinal parasitoses (candida, lamblias, hookworms), eczema, cutaneous mycosis, psoriasis

muscular rheumatism

overactive thyroid (hyperthyroidism) related to adrenocortical fatigue

Recommendations for use

Externally: diluted in vegetable oil

skin care: local applications
joint and rheumatic pains: friction facing the concerned organs or localised (also in massage on the cortico-adrenal zone, in combination with Pine Needle essential oil)
fatigue: friction on the solar plexus and along the vertebral column (can be associated with essential oil Savory in these cases)
convalescence, fatigue: massage the back and the foot arch, also in diffusion, in olfaction

Internal use: 2 drops in a teaspoon of olive oil 2 times a day (on advice of a health professional), for intestinal parasitosis, bronchitis, cough
Diffusion: bad smells, respiratory tract infections, convalescence, fatigue, lack of self-confidence, anxiety, difficult concentration

Precautions for use

Prohibited to pregnant or breastfeeding women, epileptic patients, the elderly and children under 6 years (ketones)
Skin irritation (dermocaustic) possible if used pure

Warning :

The above information is taken from serious books but should only be considered as preliminary information in a discussion with your doctor or aromatherapist.
The vast majority of essential oils are to be used only diluted in a vegetable oil, honey or other suitable medium respecting the recommended dosages.
When using an essential oil for the first time on the skin, always make a test on the inner sied of the elbow to make sure it does not cause any allergic reaction.
As essential oils are volatile, sensible to UV radiation and inflammable at high temperature, it is imperative to store them in a tightly closed dark glass bottle and at a temperature between 5 °C and 40 °C.

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