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Focus on 5 essential oils to get you through winter
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Focus on 5 essential oils to get you through winter
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Ravintsara, Thyme, Niaouli, Tea Tree, Eucalyptus... powerful allies for boosting and reinforcing the immune system.
Between viruses, bacteria and other infections, it's often hard to get through the winter months! And the cold isn't the only culprit: poor diet, lack of sleep, chronic stress and plummeting temperatures can all weaken the immune system.
Fortunately, the antibacterial, antiviral and anti-inflammatory properties of certain essential oils can help us maintain good health and fight infections effectively.
We tell you all about it!
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Organic Ravintsara essential oil for the flu
The most antiviral of all, Ravintsara essential oil! From its Latin name Cinnamomum Camphora, this camphor tree is native to China.
Planted in the highlands of Madagascar, its biochemical composition and the specificity of its leaves, with their incredible benefits, have made the reputation of this oil, whose name means “good leaf” in Malagasy.
Organic Ravintsara essential oil is a powerful antiviral with the fresh, sweet scent of eucalyptus. Ideal for the whole family, it can be used as an infusion, diffusion or inhalation.
Organic Ravintsara essential oil properties:
*Anti-infectious, antibacterial
*Anti-viral
*Antifungal
*Hypotensive
*Immune stimulant, atoxic
A few drops of Organic Ravintsara essential oil can also be swallowed on a base such as honey, a sugar cube or a neutral tablet, or massaged into the body by mixing with a neutral vegetable oil.
Organic Thyme essential oil for angina
Thyme, a sacred and medicinal plant, comes from the Greek “thumon” meaning “perfume”, in connection with the warm, sweet and pleasant scent it gives off.
Thujanol thyme, one of its many varieties, is native to the Mediterranean region, and is particularly common in Drôme Provençale.
The ancient use of thyme dates back to Antiquity, with specific applications in different civilizations. Used in rituals and ceremonies for its antiseptic properties, the Egyptians embalmed their dead with thyme-based plasters, and the Romans burned thyme branches to purify the air in their homes.
Organic Thujanol Thyme essential oil is highly effective in cases of rhinopharyngitis, angina, bronchitis, sinusitis, otitis, rhinitis or flu. A major anti-infective, it is suitable for everyone.
Organic Thujanol Thyme essential oil properties:
*Anti-inflammatory
*Antibacterial and antifungal
*Antiviral and immune stimulant
* Liver stimulant and regenerator
*Circulatory tonic, warming
It is used as an infusion, an atmospheric diffusion, a cutaneous application to the painful area, an aromatic bath or swallowed on a sugar or honey base.
Organic Niaouli essential oil for colds
Organic Niaouli essential oil, also known as Gomenol, is a must for fighting everyday troubles. Native to New Caledonia, the tropical Niaouli tree is cultivated in Madagascar and Australia.
A powerful anti-infective, Niaouli's expectorant and mucolytic properties make it ideal for colds and stuffy noses. With its warm, dense fragrance, organic Niaouli essential oil has an anti-inflammatory and decongestant action on the respiratory tract.
Organic Niaouli essential oil properties:
*Antibacterial, anti-infectious
*Anti-viral
*Expectorant
*Antifungal
*Venous decongestant
*Anti-infectious for the skin
Organic Niaouli essential oil can be used for atmospheric diffusion, infusion, inhalation or cutaneous application by mixing with a neutral vegetable oil, or swallowed on a base such as honey, a sugar cube or a neutral tablet.
Organic Tea Tree essential oil for sore throats
The medicinal properties of the leaves of the Tea Tree, discovered by the British explorer James Cook during the conquest of Australia, were already known to the Aborigines as anti-infectious, anti-inflammatory, immunostimulant and healing.
Today, organic Tea Tree essential oil is a true Swiss Army knife, a must-have in every first-aid kit.
It has invigorating and protective properties to ward off winter. With its fresh, distinctive fragrance, it is also particularly well known for its versatility and natural solutions to all the little aches and pains of everyday life.
Organic Tea Tree essential oil properties:
*Antiviral
*Anti-infectious
*Antibacterial
*Anti-inflammatory
*Antifungal
*Immune stimulant
*Tonic and general stimulant
*Respiratory decongestant
*Venous and lymphatic decongestant
*Analgesic
*Antiseptic
*Insect repellent
Organic Tea Tree essential oil can be applied to the skin, mixed with a neutral vegetable oil, diffused into the air, inhaled or taken orally on a neutral tablet.
Organic Eucalyptus Radiata essential oil for runny noses
Native to Australia and Tasmania, organic Eucalyptus Radiata essential oil grows mainly in drained soils in temperate and subtropical regions. The Aborigines were the first to use its fragrant leaves for healing, but also to effectively dry out swampy soils.
Imported to Europe for cultivation in the Mediterranean basin, eucalyptus leaves give off a fresh, sweet, balsamic fragrance.
Its benefits on the ENT sphere and excellent skin tolerance make it a real elixir during winter epidemics. A must-have in your first-aid kit!
Organic Eucalyptus Radiata essential oil properties:
*Antibacterial
*Antifungal
*Antiviral
*Expectorant
*Immunostimulant
*Nasal decongestant
*Eases breathing
Organic Eucalyptus Radiata essential oil can be used for atmospheric diffusion, massage mixed with a neutral vegetable oil, inhalation or orally on a neutral tablet.
Precautions for use
The use of essential oils can be dangerous, so it is advisable to respect the conditions of use for each one.
Recommendations
Do not use on pregnant or breast-feeding women, or on children under 7 years of age.
Do not use on people with a history of convulsions and/or who are allergic to essential oils.
Consult a physician for any therapeutic indication or oral treatment.
