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Phytosun Aroms Essential Oil of Organic Fresh Ginger

Phytosun Aroms Essential Oil of Organic Fresh Ginger

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PHYTOSUN AROMS ORGANIC ESSENTIAL OIL Ginger ZINGIBER OFFICINALE ORGANIC 5 ml

The EO of Ginger is used to fight against digestive irritations as well as rheumatism.

PHYTOSUN AROMS ORGANIC ESSENTIAL OIL Ginger ZINGIBER OFFICINALE ORGANIC 5 ml

Ginger, used since the dawn of time by traditional Chinese medicine, offers many virtues on the human body and in particular at the digestive level. It is a large herb whose rhizomes are used to extract the essential oil.

Zingiber officinale
op rhizomes
sb a-zingiberene, camphene, B-sesquiphellandrene, neral, geranial
Origin: Sri Lanka

Properties and indications of organic essential oil of Ginger Phytosun

GINGER Essential Oil stimulates stomach secretions to improve digestion and fight against nausea. It is also a very good remedy to soothe joint pain. It is ideal for improving digestion and relieving chronic pain.

Dosages of organic essential oil of Ginger Phytosun

Action to promote intestinal transit ; mix 2 drops of ginger essential oil with 2 drops of exotic basil essential oil in 6 drops of black seed oil . Then massage your stomach with this preparation.

Directions for use / precautions for use of organic essential oil of Ginger Phytosun

- Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women

- Avoid in the event of gallstones

- BE CAREFUL of possible drug interactions with anticoagulants (risk of hemorrhage)

- Sensitization of allergic type possible

- Do not use in the pure state (dermocaustic), always dilute

- Do not distribute

- Reserved for adults

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5 ml bottle

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