PHYTOSUN Organic thyme thymol / THYMUS essential oil ZYGIS BIO 10ml
Under perennial shrub, up to 30 cm high. It has small lanceolate leaves curled around the edges. The stem is woody and the twigs are ascending. The flowers are whitish pink, clustered in a dense inflorescence. Thymus vulgaris and thymol is one of six thyme chemotypes identified by Passet, Granger and Vernet et al. It is present in the south of France (mainly in Provence) on a limestone silt.
Thymus vulgaris ct Thymol
Family: Lamiaceae
Producing organ: Flowered aerial parts
Biochemical specificities: Thymol, p-cymene
Obtaining process: Complete distillation by steam distillation
Origin: France (Provence)
Quality: 100% pure, natural and integral, certified HEBBD and BIO by ECOCERT
Thyme thymol essential oil is renowned for its powerful anti-infectious action, it remains essential during the winter.
Properties of organic thyme thymol essential oil
Thyme thymol essential oil has anti-infective properties with a very broad spectrum of action. It is antiseptic, anti-fungal, anti-fungal and anti-parasitic. It is an essential oil anti-viral, immunostimulant and general toning.
Thyme thymol essential oil is used to combat exhaustion . It is very effective in preventing winter ailments thanks to its powerful anti-infective action. Thyme thymol essential oil works in recurrent infections such as chronic bronchitis.
- Powerful general antiseptic
- Broad-spectrum anti-infective, antiviral, antibacterial, fungicide
- Immune stimulant
- Pest control
- Digestive, carminative, aperitif, cholagogue
- Stimulating, invigorating and invigorating
The high concentration of Thymol gives this essential oil powerful and effective anti-infectious properties against winter pathologies such as sinusitis, tonsillitis, bronchitis, but also against urinary and intestinal infections.
Traditional indications of organic thyme thymol essential oil
Thyme Thymol essential oil is perfect for staying in shape during the winter and preventing many infections.
- Respiratory: affections of the pulmonary system (bronchitis, pharyngitis, tuberculosis, cough, etc.) and asthma
- Intestinal infections: dysentery, infectious diarrhea, amoebiasis
- Nervous and cerebral fatigue, convalescence
- Excretory: urinary tract infections (cystitis, urethritis)
- Intestinal infections: dysentery, infectious diarrhea, amoebiasis
- Skin: fungal infections and infectious dermatoses
- Sciatica, lumbago, arthritis, rheumatism
Notes on organic thyme thymol essential oil
You should know that depending on the biotope (altitude, exposure ...) Thymus vulgaris develops essences of very different odor and biochemical composition. Smell several plants in a field of wild thyme, and you will see the extraordinary olfactory variety of this species.
The specificity to thymol is the best known and the most common. It is a very sunny scrubland thyme, from the seaside up to an altitude of 300 m. It is the most cultivated. Its smell is hot and powerful, its flavor hot and hot.
There are six biochemical specificities of Thyme with different therapeutic properties.
Dosage / synergy with organic thyme thymol essential oil
Powerful antimicrobial and anti-parasitic action on the skin such as scabies; dilute the essential oil of thyme thymol to 20% of vegetable oil Nigel . Apply to the itchy areas 3 times a day for 3 days.
Directions for use / precautions for use of organic thyme thymol essential oil
- Do not use after 5 p.m. (Exciting essential oil)
- Not recommended in cases of arterial hypertension and tachycardia
- Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women
- Do not use pure (dermocaustic), always diluted
- Respect the prescribed doses
- Do not distribute
Learn more about thymol thyme essential oil
Common Thyme (more than 100 species) is an aromatic plant which perfectly illustrates the interest of the classification of essential oils by chemotype, since depending on its place of growth (biotope: altitude, exposure), climate, and many other factors, thyme produces essential oils has compositions with different properties. There are thus 6 biochemical specificities of Thyme with different therapeutic properties.
The specificity of thymol thyme is the best known and the most common. It is a very sunny scrubland thyme, from the seaside up to an altitude of 300 m, which is the most cultivated. Its smell is hot and powerful, its flavor hot and hot. It is a small plant that blooms between May and June and whose tiny white or pale pink flowers are steam distilled to obtain the essential oil.
Thymol thyme is also widely used in cooking to flavor dishes.
