Phytosun Aroms Thyme Essential Oil with Organic Linalool

What is Phytosun Aroms Organic Thyme Essential Oil used for?

There are many varieties of Thyme with different properties: Linalool Thyme comes from Spain, and it's its aerial flowering parts from which the essential oil is extracted by steam distillation.

Properties of Thyme linalol essential oil :

• Powerful general antiseptic
• Anti-infective
• Antiviral
• Antibacterial
• Antifungal (candida albicans)
• Vermifuge (tapeworms, roundworms, pinworms)
• Tonic, neurotonic, uterotonic, aphrodisiac

LINALOL THYME Essential Oil is an excellent anti-bacterial and anti-infections agent, effectively combating ENT pathologies such as sinusitis, angina, laryngitis, etc. It is also an excellent anti-fungal agent for the skin.

Linalool thyme is used in the following therapeutic indications:

• Respiratory: affections of the pulmonary system (bronchitis, pharyngitis, tuberculosis, coughs...)
• Intestinal: candidal stomatitis, gastritis, bacterial and candidal enterocolitis, parasitic colitis.
• Excretory: urinary tract infections (cystitis, urethritis) and gynecological infections (vaginal candidiasis, prostatitis, vaginitis)
• Nervous and cerebral fatigue, convalescence
• Skin: mycoses and infectious dermatoses, psoriasis, warts

THYME Essential Oil with LINALOL helps combat winter ailments all winter long.

Phytosun Aroms, the specialist aromatherapy laboratory, also offersThyme à thuyanol essential oil at the best price in our online pharmacy.

How to use this essential oil

Orally (febrile conditions): 3 times a day, place 2 drops (1 drop for children over 7) on a neutral tablet and swallow for 5 days.
Cutaneous (fungal infections): 2 to 5 drops undiluted or diluted in a vegetable oil, applied 3 times a day.

Prevention of winter ailments (children > 7 years)
1 drop of Thyme linalol + 1 drop of Eucalyptus radiata + 1 drop of Siberian fir, 2 drops of this mixture applied to the stomach once a day.
Intestinal parasites (children > 3 years)
2 drops of Thyme linalol + 1 drop of Ceylon Citronella + 1 drop of Clove, 2 drops of this mixture applied to the stomach 2 times a day.
Aphrodisiac drink
Pour hot water into an ice cube tray, add 4 drops of thyme linalool and 4 drops of ginger E.O. and freeze; place 2 ice cubes in a glass of fruit juice and enjoy. The E.O.s are not miscible with water, but are released as the ice melts.

In practice: massage - friction - unction - grog

Precautions for use of Thyme linalool essential oil

• Do not use on children under 7, pregnant or breast-feeding women.
• Ask your pharmacist for advice.
• Not for pregnant or breast-feeding women, people with a history of epilepsy or convulsions, or those hypersensitive to Essential Oils. Not recommended for asthmatics.
• Do not use on children without medical advice.
• Keep out of reach of young children.
• Do not exceed recommended daily dose.
• Never take undiluted orally. Never take more than 2 drops per dose, nor more than 8 drops per day of Essential Oil(s).
• To be taken as part of a varied, balanced diet and healthy lifestyle.
• Store in a well-stoppered bottle away from light and heat.

What does it contain?

Thymus zygis
Family: Lamiaceae
Producing organ: Flowering aerial parts
Biochemical characteristics: linalool, 4-terpineol, cis thuyan-4-ol Production process: Complete steam distillation
Origin: Spain
Quality: 100% pure, natural and integral, certified H.E.B.B.D.

Notes on the chemotype: "Red" or "white" is not an appellation for thyme, still less a chemotype; it is important to ask for thyme by its dominant biochemical substance, linalool, geraniol, thujanol...

Recommended Thyme linalool essential oil synergies

With eucalyptus radiata essential oils and ravensare for respiratory ailments.
With lemon eucalyptus and wintergreen essential oils for rheumatism.