Organic Ravintsara essential oil (Cinnamomum camphora CT CINEOLE) PRANAROM
Aromatic molecules: Sabinene, 1.8 cineole, α-terpineol
Distilled part: leaf
Native to Madagascar and also called Cinnamomum camphora CT cineole, it grows wild in tropical rain forests and can reach 15 meters. Its leaves are oval, alternate, leathery and broad, persistent and shiny on the upper surface, recalling its belonging to the Lauraceae family. Flowering takes place from November to January and provides a very characteristic berry.
In which cases can you use Ravintsara essential oil?
- Viral disorders of any origin, prevention and treatment
- Insomnia, depression, anxiety
- Deep nervous and physical fatigue
Description of ORGANIC Ravintsara essential oil (Cinnamomum camphora CT CINEOLE) PRANAROM
Ravintsara essential oil is traditionally renowned for its properties:
- antiviral and immune stimulant
- antibacterial
- anticatarrhale
- expectorant
- neurotonic (powerful energizer).
Directions for use and dosage
Oral use: 2 drops HECT, 3 times a day, in synergy with niaouli or eucalyptus radiata, in honey, olive oil or on cane sugar, under the tongue.
Cutaneous way: 5 drops HECT, 3 times per day, in massage on both sides of the vertebral column or on the thorax.
Daily: 6 drops applied locally to the arch of the foot or to the chest morning and evening to strengthen your immune system.
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Composition
Organic essential oil of Ravintsara Pranarôm certified AB (Organic Agriculture and Control Certisys BE-BIO-01), 100% pure, natural and integral. It has an original name, HECT (ChemoTypée Essential Oil), intended to characterize it from a botanical and biochemical point of view.
Precautions for use
• Keep out of reach of young children • This product can not replace a balanced diet • Do not exceed the recommended dose • Unless advised by the doctor or pharmacist, do not use during pregnancy and lactation and in child under 3 years old • Keep away from all sources of heat and light.
Presentation of ORGANIC Ravintsara essential oil (Cinnamomum camphora CT CINEOLE) PRANAROM
100% organic Ravintsara essential oil.
Our advice and opinions from pharmacy experts
How to use Ravintsara essential oil?
- Productive bronchitis with oily cough, nasopharyngitis, etc. : dilute in vegetable oil and massage the anterior and posterior thorax as well as the soles of the feet.
- Influenza: dilute in vegetable oil and massage the spine and the arch of the foot.
- Otitis: place a drop behind the ear and massage.
- Sinusitis: dilute with vegetable oil and massage into the sinuses. Warning, do not put HE too close to the eyes. In the event of HE in the eyes, rinse with vegetable oil.
Ravintsara's action against viruses:
The Pranarôm laboratory has carried out several studies highlighting the proven action of ravintsara essential oil on certain viruses.
Like the essential oil of ravintsara, other oils such as essential oil of
eucalyptus ,
niaouli or
tea tree have
recognized antiviral activities , here is the list of references.
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