Eucalyptus globulus essential oil

Botanical name : Eucalyptus Globulus

Cultivation : Conventional (100% pure, 100% natural)

Country of origin : China

Main properties : respiratoy, antibacterial, expectorant, decongestant, antiviral, repulsive (insects), antifongic, deodorizing.

Indications :

Cerumen (clog): Eucalyptus globulus + Rosemary cineol + Niaouli. 5 ml of each to dilute in 50 ml of macadamia, jojoba or apricot kernel vegetable oil. Massage the area surrounding the ear 2 to 3 times a day for one week.

Flu: Eucalyptus globulus + Eucalyptus radiata + Pine + Grapefruit + Myrtle. Mix 5 ml of each of these essential oils. Diffuse at regular intervals in the living room.

Phlebitis: 5 ml of Eucalyptus globulus + 5 ml of Basil + 3 ml of Helichrysum + 100 ml of vegetable oil (jojoba, macadamia or apricot kernel). Massage the legs from bottom to top in the morning and evening.

Nape: 0.5 ml of Eucalyptus globulus + 0.5 ml of Chamomile (Roman or German) + 1 ml of Ravensara + 25 ml Millepertuis vegetable oil. Massage the sore areas using a few drops of this mix.

Contraindications: Do not use pure essential oil on the skin (causes inflammation). Not to be used by pregnant or breast-feeding women.

Tips: Eucalyptus is part of an excellent anti-flu grog recipe. Associate Oregano, Thyme, Clove, Cinnamon, Ginger and Geranium using 1 drop of each. Pour in a cup of warm water and mix with a spoon of honey. Drink this preparation two or three times a day.

Warnings: Use with caution. All the essential oil information available on our website (dosage, association, indications) has been gathered from a number of aromatherapy reference books written by medical researchers. This information should not however be taken as a substitute to a professional medical advice and, for that matter, does not engage our responsibility: CENTIFLOR is not liable for any accidents, injuries or prejudices whatsoever caused to anyone practicing auto-medication on the basis of the information available on this website.