Rosemary essential oil (Rosmarinus officinalis CT CINEOLE CT2) PRANAROM
Rosemary cineole essential oil is distinguished by its remarkable properties, making it a must-have in the world of aromatherapy. Native to the Mediterranean scrublands of North Africa, this small evergreen shrub is the source of an essential oil closely related to eucalyptus radiata and ravintsara, offering an alternative rich in benefits for body and mind.
An effectiveantibacterial and fungicidalagent, Rosemary cineole essential oil is an ideal ally in the fight against infections. Its anti-catarrhal, expectorant and mucolytic properties make it a natural solution for the respiratory tract, facilitating the expulsion of mucus and purifying the air we breathe. Imagine an invisible but powerful shield, protecting your body from external aggression.
The tough, linear leaves of rosemary distill an essence rich in 1,8 cineole, an aromatic molecule sharing affinities with eucalyptus for a superior synergistic effect. This key biochemical compound boosts immune defenses, while bringing an invigorating freshness to your daily routine.
Traditionally, rosemary is renowned for revitalizing body and mind. Its presence in well-being rituals dates back centuries, when it was valued for its energizing and purifying action. By incorporating Rosemary cineole essential oil into your routine, you embrace a natural heritage rich in history and virtues.
Rosemary cineole essential oil can be used in a synergy of essential oils, where it can be combined with eucalyptus radiata or ravintsara to increase its effects tenfold. This combination offers a complete, natural response to strengthen the respiratory and immune systems, illustrating the power of nature when harmoniously combined.
Rosemary essential oil is a natural treasure, encapsulating the strength and resilience of the Mediterranean garrigue. Its multiple properties make it a daily ally for those seeking to enhance their well-being naturally. Embrace the purifying and protective power of rosemary, and let its essence guide you to optimal health.
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UsingRosemary cineole essential oil offers a wide range of applications to optimize your well-being. Here's how to incorporate this health elixir into your daily routine.
Directions for use
For oral use, place 2 drops on a neutral medium such as honey, olive oil or cane sugar, and allow to melt under the tongue three times a day. This method ensures effective absorption of the active ingredients.
For cutaneous application, mix 2 drops of essential oil with 3 drops of hazelnut vegetable oil and apply in unctions to the thorax or solar plexus, three times a day. This approach targets the oil's benefits directly where your body needs them most.
For daily protection, create your own nasal drops by adding 10 drops of Rosemary cineole to 30 ml hazelnut vegetable oil. This blend supports your immune defenses and keeps you in top form.
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Precautions for use
Rosemary cineole essential oil should be used with care. Avoid pure contact with the skin to prevent skin irritation. Keep out of reach of children, and do not exceed recommended doses. Its reactive power requires scrupulous observance of the instructions to avoid any undesirable effects.
Organic Rosemary cineole essential oil (Rosmarinus officinalis CT CINEOLE CT2), 1.8 cineole.
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Each 10ml bottle of PranaromRosemary Cineole essential oil is a concentrate of well-being. Certified AB (Agriculture biologique) and Certisys BE-bio-01, it guarantees superior quality, 100% pure, natural and integral. Its HECT label (Huile Essentielle ChemoTypée) ensures precise identification of its botanical and biochemical characteristics, offering you nature's best for your health.
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