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LCA Field Mint Essential Oil 10 ml

LCA Field Mint Essential Oil 10 ml

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What is LCA Field Mint Essential Oil 10 ml used for?

This essential oil may be recommended for:

  • Various infections, primarily intestinal (gastroenteritis, food poisoning),
  • headaches, migraines,
  • pain (bruises, blows, sprains),
  • respiratory issues (rhinitis, sinusitis, cough, bronchitis, the common cold, sore throat),
  • gastrointestinal disorders (heartburn, stomach cramps, intestinal spasms),
  • liver problems (nausea, overeating, indigestion),
  • lack of alertness,

LCA Field Mint Essential Oil has numerous properties, such as:

  • Analgesic, anesthetic: it acts on pain by reducing or eliminating it, thanks to its ability to inhibit the molecular secretions responsible for pain transmission. 
  • Headache-relieving: it effectively combats headaches 
  • Vasoconstrictive: menthol helps reduce the diameter of blood vessels, which locally decreases blood flow and thereby reduces the risk of hypotension. 
  • Hypertensive: Specifically, menthol increases blood pressure through its vasoconstrictive action. 
  • Hepatic and digestive stimulant and anti-nausea agent: Field Mint essential oil aids digestion and promotes optimal liver function (thanks to terpenic alcohols and terpenes). It also helps neutralize stomach acids and alleviate gastroesophageal reflux. 
  • Decongests the mucous membranes: the terpene alcohols, ketones, and terpenes contained in this essential oil help clear the respiratory passages. Menthol, in particular, counteracts bronchial constriction and facilitates breathing by providing a cooling sensation. 
  • Antimicrobial: Menthol inhibits the growth of Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus, and Staphylococcus epidermidis.

Thanks to its high content of menthol and menthyl acetate, this essential oil acts effectively as a pain reliever and local anesthetic. These molecules inhibit the secretion of neurotransmitters responsible for pain transmission, which helps reduce or even eliminate the sensation of pain.

The terpenic alcohols and esters contained in field mint essential oil give it remarkable headache-relieving properties . It is effective at relieving headaches by acting directly on the mechanisms responsible for their onset.

The menthol present in this essential oil acts as a vasoconstrictor, thereby reducing the diameter of blood vessels. This action helps reduce blood flow to the treated area, which can be beneficial for lowering the risk of low blood pressure and alleviating certain conditions such as varicose veins.

The vasoconstrictive effect of menthol can also help raise blood pressure, making it a suitable choice for people with low blood pressure.

The terpene alcohols, ketones, and terpenes found in field mint essential oil are known for their ability to clear the respiratory tract. Menthol, in particular, works by counteracting bronchial constriction, which makes breathing easier and provides a cooling sensation.

This essential oil promotes optimal liver function and aids digestion thanks to its terpenic alcohols and terpenes. It also stimulates bile secretion, which contributes to better fat digestion and effective liver detoxification.

The terpenes present in field mint essential oil have anti-acid properties, which can help neutralize stomach acids and relieve the symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux.

The menthol in this essential oil has antibacterial properties, which can help prevent the growth of certain pathogenic bacteria such as Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus, and Staphylococcus epidermidis.

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

How should this essential oil be used?

Oral use: 1 to 2 drops of essential oil in honey or on a piece of cane sugar after a meal.
Topical use: A few drops of essential oil diluted in hazelnut oil, applied locally

For headaches: You can apply a few drops of field mint essential oil by gently massaging your temples, using a vegetable oil as a base.

Caution: This may feel surprising at first, as this oil has a very cooling effect—avoid contact with the eyes!

Note: This pure essential oil, which is very rich in menthol, may crystallize at room temperature, which can make it difficult to dispense. This is a sign of quality and does not alter its properties in any way. To make it easier to use, you can liquefy it by gently warming the bottle between your hands or using a quick double boiler if necessary.

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Precautions for Use

  • Presence of Ketones: Requires cautious use due to neurotoxic and abortifacient effects. Contraindicated for children, infants, and pregnant women.
  • Diluted Topical Application: The preferred method, requiring dilution of Field Mint essential oil to 15% in a carrier oil (15% essential oil to 85% carrier oil).
  • Diffusion: Possible at low concentrations; dilute to between 10% and 15% with other essential oils.
  • Medical Advice for Asthmatics: Consult a doctor before use to avoid complications.
  • Natural Crystallization: Does not affect the quality of the oil. Warm the bottle in your hands to liquefy it.
  • Use by Pregnant Women: Only under medical supervision, for diluted diffusion, ingestion, or diluted topical application.
  • Cooling Effect: Observed when applied to large areas of skin.
  • Compatibility with Homeopathy: Oral use is not recommended in conjunction with homeopathic treatments.
  • Strongly abortifacient; therefore, absolutely avoid use in pregnant women.
  • Not recommended for individuals with hypertension due to its blood-pressure-raising properties.
  • Contraindicated for people with epilepsy due to the increased risk of seizures.

What is the composition?

 Chromatographic Biochemistry (main components): Monoterpenols: menthol (72.05%), pulegone (1.00%), isopulegol (0.87%), neomenthol (1.99%), 3-octanol (0.38%), neoisomenthol (0.32%), linalool (0.10%)... Monoterpenones: menthone (7.76%), isomenthone (4.06%), piperitone (0.38%)... Monoterpenes: limonene (3.29%), alpha-pinene (0.83%), beta-pinene (0.92%), myrcene (0.57%), sabinene (0.33%)... Other compounds: menthyl acetate (2.34%), menthofuran (0.33%)

Botanical name: Mentha arvensis

Part of the plant used:Aerial parts

Extraction method:Complete steamdistillation

Presentation 

 LCA Field Mint Essential Oil is available in a 10-ml bottle.

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