GPH DiffusionPine Needle essential oil - organic


	10 ml - 3.25 € 325.00 €/l
	Best before ≥ 01/31/2020

Organic Pine Needle Oil, with strong, clarifying turpentine-like odour, can fortify and supports the respiration, circulation and muscles. The oil was traditionally added to baths to cleanse the skin, unlock tired muscles and bring comforting heat to rheumatic and arthritic discomfort. Although these healing properties are still highly regarded today, pine needle oil is most commonly used to promote greater respiratory ease, to clear lungs and sinuses and purify the breathing and urinary systems of harmful infections.
With a pleasant, warming action, this oil will also relax and quiet tired and troubled minds. It soothes the mind, makes it available to evasion and combats states of stress accompanied by mental exhaustion and chronic fatigue.

Latin name: Pinus sylvestris

Part used: needle

Aromatic molecules: pinenes, limonene, bornyle acetate

Origin: France

Production

essential oil qualified "100% pure and natural"

Properties

average antibacterial
rubefacient, percutaneous analgesic
fungicide
lymphatic and ovarian decongestant
cortisone and hormone mimetic
respiratory antiseptic, expectorant, balsamic
urinary tract and skin antiseptic
hypertensive

Traditional use

Deep asthenia, sudden) bouts of fatigue
Bronchitis, catarrh, sinusitis, cough, laryngitis
Sciatica, lumbago, arthritis, cramps, rheumatism
Hypotension
Congestion of the pelvis, prostatic congestion
Nervous exhaustion, neurasthenia, depression
Dull skin, psoriasis, eczema, excessive sweating

Recommendations for use

Internal use: 2 drops of essential oil, 2 times a day, in olive oil for hypotension and asthenia
External use: 3 drops of essential oil and 5 drops hazelnut virgin oil, 3 times a day, on the body area next to the target organ to be treated

Precautions for use

not recommended for children under 6 years.
do not use in the first 3 months of pregnancy
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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