Tuesday, February 10, 2009

Eucalyptus

eucalyptus combat certain bacteria and antifungal

DESCRIPTION :
Native to Tasmania and Southern Australia and now cultivated arround the world, the blue gum (Eucalyptus globulus) produces an oil wtih distinctive, invigorating scent which is used in a wide variety of personal care products, including creams, ointments, deodorants, mouthwashes and cough lozenges. German botanist Ferdinand von Muller called it "Fever Tree", due to its ability to dry up swampy, marshy areas that were a beeding ground for malaria.

ACTIONS :
Studies show that Eucalyptus can combat certain bacteria and that is antifungual, antiviral and atiseptics properties, The Eucalyptol in the oil acts as a decongestant, making it an effective treatment for coughs, colds, sore throat, sinusitis, bronchitis and asthma. It can treat cuts, wounds, gingivitis, athletes's foot, bites, atings and burns; it also helps repel insects. It refreshing scent promotes alertness : add it to a burner to anchance concentration.

DOSAGE :
Inhalation : Add 10 drops of oil to a basin filled with boiling water; tent your head with a towel and breathe deeply.
Bath : add 5-7 drops to warm or cool bathwater.
Balms, Lozenges, or cough mixtures : follow manufacturer's intructions.

CAUTION :
Do Not use on children under two years, or pragnant or breastfeeding women. Do not ingest the oil, except in commercial preparations. Keep the oil out of reach of children, as it toxic.

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