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LCA essential oil of Vetiver bio

LCA essential oil of Vetiver bio

Brand : LCA Aroma LCA Aroma
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LCA essential oil of Vetiver bio 5 ml

Botanical Name: Vetiveria zizanoides
Part of the plant extracted: Rhizomes (roots)
Process of obtaining: Complete distillation by entrainment with the steam

LCA essential oil of Vétivier bio is indicated in case of:

  • Amenorrhea
  • Circulatory problem: Phlebitis, Haemorrhoids, Edema, Varicose veins
  • Liver congestion
  • Immune deficiency
  • Stress or anxiety
  • Inflammation of the skin

Description of LCA essential oil of Vetiver bio

Vetiver is a perennial plant native to Sri Lanka with roots up to 3 meters deep. According to the legend, they would thus draw the "vital force" of the earth. This is why Vetiver has a special place in traditional Indian medicine.

The properties of the essential oil of Vétivier BIO:

  • Circulatory tonic +++ : stimulates blood and lymphatic circulation thanks to its molecules of sesquiterpenes and sesquiterpenols, which tone the venous walls and activate the blood and lymphatic circulation.
  • Immunostimulant ++ : it stimulates the body's immune system to strengthen defense against viruses and bacteria.
  • Stimulating glandular ++ : it boosts the endocrine glands responsible for the production of hormones. (pancreas in particular)
  • Emmenagogue ++ : Vetiver essential oil causes or promotes menstruation by stimulating blood flow in the uterus.
  • Anti-inflammatory + : sesquiterpenes allow to modulate the immune response of the body in the face of an aggression suffered, thus limiting the redness and sensations of heat resulting from inflammation.

Advice for use and dosage

Note: this essential oil has a high viscosity. If it is difficult to flow through the dropper pass under a stream of hot water.

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Composition

Biochemistry Chromatography (main): Sesquiterpenols: khusimol + beta-vétivenone (16.47%), isovalencenol (4.42%), alpha-cadinol (1.53%), beta-eudesmol (1.17%) .. Sesquiterpenes beta-vetyvenes (1.45%), calacorene (0.42%), valencene (0.55%), zizanene (0.33%); beta-acoradiene (1.05%), calamenene (0.27%) ... Sesquiterpenone: alpha-vettivone (7.49%) .. Sesquiterpene acids: zizanoic acid (19.15%)

Precaution of use

The essential oil of Vetiver is one of the rare essential oils to present no risk! However it can only be used by adults and teenagers. All ways of use are possible by diluting well your essential oil in cutaneous application and diffusion and leaving the therapist decide for an oral use

Presentation of LCA essential oil of Vetiver bio

LCA essential oil of Vétivier bio is in the form of a bottle of 5 ml.

100% pure chemotyped essential oil (free of other essential oils) 100% integral (not discolored, not deterpenated, not rectified ...) 100% natural (undenatured with synthetic molecules)

Our advice and expert advice in pharmacy

Tip in case of varicose veins:

Mix 2 drops of Vétivier BIO essential oil with 8 drops of vegetable oil and massage your legs up and down twice a day.

Relaxation tip:

When mixed in a vegetable oil, massage slowly in the solar plexus.

Solar plexus kesako?

We often call the solar plexus the zone of our emotions . It is located at the sternum, just above the pit of our stomach. It is here that his concentrated many nerves innervating the abdominal organs such as the stomach, liver or spleen. We understand better the expression "to have rabies in the stomach"!

The solar plexus is linked to vital energy, self-confidence (charisma), motivation. It is therefore important to promote the relaxation of this area, which contains all our emotions: anger, fear ...


Blocked breathing, feeling of suffocation, oppressed heart, bloating, colitis, knot in the stomach, difficult digestion ... so much sign of a solar plexus and a blocked diaphragm! it is a sign of significant stress or overwork.

Take a few moments and breathe in awareness, more and more deeply, because breathing is the basis of all stress and emotion management!

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