Naturactive Organic Essential Oil Ginger 5 ml

What is Naturactive Huile Essentielle Bio Chémotypée Gingembre used for?

This Naturactive essential oil of GINGER(Zinziber officinalis Roscoe) isorganically grown. It is guaranteed 100% pure and of natural origin. Ginger is known to relieve nausea. It is also anti-fatigue and restores tone and vitality. It combats mental, nervous, digestive and sexual fatigue. In fact, its aphrodisiac virtues combat powerlessness . Finally, ginger combats constipation.

The gingerols and shogaols present in ginger act directly on the stomach mucosa, offering anti-nausea properties. This essential oil is effective against post-operative nausea and accelerates the passage of food from the stomach to the intestine, reducing the risk of vomiting.

α-zingiberene stimulates gastric secretions and intestinal peristalsis, promoting better digestion. Ginger essential oil also increases the activity of digestive and intestinal enzymes, reducing intestinal spasms and promoting the expulsion of intestinal gas. It is also effective in healing the mucous membrane of the large intestine.

Ginger essential oil slows down the replication of viruses responsible for colds and herpes, while showing antibacterial activity against various infections. It also has anti-inflammatory properties, reducing joint and muscle pain when applied locally.

Ginger has anti-cancer properties, inducing apoptosis and activating caspases in certain cancer cells. Ginger essential oil is also immunostimulant, countering immunosuppression and strengthening the immune system.

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How to use this essential oil?

By mouth.
Adults: 2 drops, 3 times a day, to be poured onto a neutral medium (honey, sugar, bread) or diluted in a little edible vegetable oil.

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Precautions for use

• For adults only.
• Do not use during pregnancy or breast-feeding, or on subjects with allergic or epileptic tendencies.
• Not recommended in case of gallstones.
• Do not exceed recommended daily doses.
• Do not use for prolonged periods.
• Do not swallow undiluted.
• Do not pour directly into water, tea or herbal tea.
• Avoid direct contact with eyes and skin.
• Not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
• Keep out of reach of young children.
• Essential oils must be used with caution.
• Ask your pharmacist for advice.
• Not recommended for pregnant or breast-feeding women, or children under 8.
• Drug interactions with essential oils containing more than 10% ketones or phenols
• Not recommended for animals
• Avoid in cases of biliary lithiasis
• Moderate induction of CYP 3A4, 2C19, 2D6, 1A2, and P-gP, risk of drug interactions, so ask your pharmacist for advice
• Potential interactions with anticoagulants (risk of bleeding through inhibition of platelet aggregation)
• Risk of interaction with warfarin
• Inhibition of the effect of ranitidine due to the mucoadhesive properties of Curcuma longa extracts and curcumin
• Possible allergic sensitization
• Skin irritation (dermocaustic) of pure essential oil possible, dilution required
• Do not diffuse or inhale (risk of eye irritation).

What is the composition?

This ginger essential oil has been obtained by complete distillation. The main molecules contained in this essential oil are α-zingiberene, β-bisabolene and camphene.

The ginger rhizomes used to make this essential oil come from Asia and Madagascar.

Presentation - Packaging

5 ml bottle with dropper.

Powdered or candied, ginger has long been appreciated for its camphorated aroma and powerful flavor. It is the dried rhizome that is used. The plant is cultivated in India, China and Jamaica. As its colorful flowers are sterile, it can only be reproduced by dividing the rhizome, which makes it even more valuable. Renowned for its stimulating action, ginger is recognized for its effect on the digestive system. Its action helps reduce the discomfort associated with transport.