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Pranarom Essential Oil 5ml Estragon sale in our bio pharmacy. The Essential Oil of Tarragon exhales a typical aniseed and herbaceous scent of fresh tarragon leaf and its scent will raise your dishes with subtlety.
Native to the Middle East, Arab physicians were already using it in the year 1000. In the Middle Ages, Avicene described its antispasmodic and digestive properties. Its current reputation is due to its effectiveness in eliminating gas and intestinal fermentation, as well as menstrual pain. The essential oil is widely used in aromatherapy for its neuromuscular antispasmodic, antiviral and antiallergic properties.
Tarragonessential oil has smooth muscle antispasmodic properties. It is anti-inflammatory, analgesic, anti-allergic and antibacterial (Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli). It is an antifermentary, intestinal antiseptic and antifungal essential oil. It is also a stomachic, an aperitif and a carminative. It is anticonvulsant and sedative. A psycho-emotional tonic and anti-stress agent, it also has interesting anticholinesterase activity.
Drugs that increase cholinergic activity in the central nervous system are used to treat Alzheimer's-type dementia (there is a reduction in cholinergic neurons in the cortex and hippocampus in patients with this type of dementia). Cholinesterase inhibitors increase acetylcholine levels at neuronal synapses by inhibiting the enzyme responsible for degrading acetylcholine, thus enhancing cholinergic transmission.
Tarragon essential oil has antibacterial properties, making it an effective agent against various infections. In particular, it is recognized for its urinary anti-infectious activity, its antibacterial action against Staphylococcus aureus and Escherichia coli, and its antifungal effect on candida.
This essential oil is also appreciated for its digestive properties. It acts as a digestive stimulant, anti-fermentative and intestinal antiseptic. It is also considered stomachic, aperitive and carminative, making it an invaluable ally in promoting healthy, comfortable digestion.
Tarragon essential oil has anti-allergic properties, giving it antihistaminic and anti-inflammatory effects. It can be beneficial in relieving symptoms associated with allergies and inflammatory reactions.
Neurologically, this essential oil acts as a neuromuscular antispasmodic, giving it anticonvulsant and sedative properties. It is also a psycho-emotional tonic, which can help relieve stress and anxiety.
An interesting feature of Tarragon essential oil is its anticholinesterase activity. This activity increases cholinergic activity in the central nervous system. It can be used in the treatment of Alzheimer's-type dementia, where a decrease in cholinergic neurons is observed. Inhibition of the enzyme responsible for degrading acetylcholine thus promotes an increase in cholinergic transmission.
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Antispasmodic action for intestinal pain; mix 2 drops ofchamomile essential oil with 3 drops of tarragon essential oil in 5 drops ofarnica vegetable oil. Massage into the painful area.
Precautions for use
Tarragon essential oil contains phenol methyl ethers, coumarins, alkamides and monoterpene hydrocarbons.
Main molecules: Chavicol M.E., β-ocimèn
Distilled part: Flowering tops
Presentation
Pranarôm tarragon essential oil comes in a 5ml bottle.
We recommend tarragon essential oil in the following cases:
- Digestive spasms, especially esophageal spasms (hiccups), aerophagia, chronic nausea and vomiting
- Inflammatory colitis, spasmodic colitis
- Spasmophilia, neurovegetative dystonia
- Dysmenorrhea, premenstrual pain, gynecological spasms
- Neuralgia, sciatica, cramps
- Allergic and nervous asthma
Tarragon, whose botanical name is Artemisia dracunculus, belongs to the Asteraceae family. Its producing organs are its aerial parts. The history of tarragon Tarragon was introduced to Europe during the Crusades. But it has a long tradition as a medicinal plant and spice in Asia and Siberia. As well as being used in cookery books, tarragon has been used by…
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