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LCA Organic Ginger Essential Oil

LCA Organic Ginger Essential Oil

LCA Organic Ginger Essential Oil, 5 ml, available at our organic pharmacy. Share your feedback on usage instructions and dosage with our partner. Reviews are verified after your purchase.

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What is LCA Organic Ginger Essential Oil (5 ml) used for?

Ginger essential oil is the oil for digestion!

When can you use this essential oil?

  • Fatigue (physical and mental)
  • Low libido, impotence
  • Motion sickness
  • Dyspepsia, vomiting, loss of appetite, heavy and difficult digestion, colitis, gastritis, nausea
  • Flatulence and bloating, mild constipation

LCA Organic Ginger Essential Oil has numerous properties, such as: 

  • Digestive and sexual tonic
  • Pain reliever and anti-inflammatory

Ginger essential oil is renowned for its effectiveness against postoperative nausea. Active compounds such as gingerols and shogaols act directly on the stomach lining, helping to relieve nausea and speed up the passage of food from the stomach to the intestines. This anti-nausea action makes it a valuable natural remedy for people suffering from nausea caused by various situations.

Ginger essential oil stimulates gastric secretions and intestinal peristalsis, thereby promoting effective digestion. It also helps reduce intestinal spasms thanks to the citrals it contains. Furthermore, this essential oil acts as a digestive tonic, carminative, and stomachic, helping to expel intestinal gas and stimulate digestive microcirculation.

Ginger essential oil has antimicrobial properties that inhibit the replication of viruses responsible for the common cold and herpes, as well as lung, urinary, and intestinal infections. Furthermore, it has anti-inflammatory effects when applied topically, helping to reduce joint and muscle pain associated with inflammation.

In addition to its primary properties, ginger essential oil offers other health benefits, such as its analgesic, aphrodisiac, and aphrodisiac properties, as well as its effectiveness in treating conditions affecting the serous membranes and the respiratory tract. It also acts as an immunostimulant and has sedative effects, although it does not have anxiolytic activity.

We also offerNeroli essential oil from LCA, a laboratory specializing in aromatherapy, at the best price in our online pharmacy.

How should this essential oil be used?

  • Diluted topical application
  • Diffusion and inhalation
  • Oral use 
  • For menstrual cramps: Dilute a few drops of ginger essential oil in vegetable oil and massage your lower abdomen.

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Precautions

  • Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women, or for children under 8 years of age
  • Drug interactions with essential oils containing more than 10% ketones or phenols
  • Not for use on animals
  • Avoid if you have gallstones
  • Moderate inducer of CYP 3A4, 2C19, 2D6, 1A2, and P-gP; risk of drug interactions; therefore, consult your pharmacist
  • Potential interactions with anticoagulants (risk of bleeding due to inhibition of platelet aggregation)
  • Risk of interactions withwarfarin
  • Inhibition of the effect ofranitidinedue to the mucoadhesive properties ofCurcuma longaextracts andcurcumin
  • Possible allergic-type sensitization
  • Possible skin irritation (dermocaustic) from undiluted essential oil; dilution required
  • Do not diffuse or inhale (risk of eye irritation)

What is its composition?

Main chemical compound: Sesquiterpenes 55–60% (Zingiberene, Sesquiphellandrene)
Other chemical compounds: Monoterpenes 15–20% (beta-phellandrene, limonene), monoterpenols 2–3% (citronellol), sesquiterpenols 2–5%

EXTRACTION METHOD:Steam distillation

BOTANICAL NAME:Zingiber officinale

PART OF THE PLANT EXTRACTED:Rhizome

CHEMOTYPE(S): Zingiberen, Beta-Sesquiphellandrene

Packaging 

 5 ml bottle.

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