Buddha Wood

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Safe for aromatic use
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Safe for topical use
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Safe for internal use

Oil Category: Single Oil

Family Name: Buddhawoood eremophila mitchelii

Affects these Body Systems: Nervous system , Respiratory system

Usage: Aromatic, Internal, Topical

Contraindications: Skin irritation

Blends well with: Clary Sage , Cypress , Eucalyptus , Juniper Berry , Rosemary

Element: Earth

Method of the Extraction: Steam Distillation

Oil Chemical composition: Ketones (100%) Eremphilone, hydroxyeremophilone, hydroxy dihydroeremophiloneoctan, campron, pine, caron, borneo. They cleanse cell receptors. They eliminate unwanted guests, viruses, bacteria, parasites, petrochemical substances, heavy metals, which, when overgrown, make it difficult to function.

Part of the plant: Wood

Aroma: balmy, Woody, soft, warm

Taste: Woody

Properties:

Antifungal
Anti-infective
Antiseptic
Astringent
Diuretic
Repellent
Sedative

Description

Buddha Wood, the oil of experience, has a rich, warm and woody aroma. In aromatherapy, it is very popular to induce a feeling of relaxation.
It has a grounding aroma and brings feelings of health and vitality. When on the skin, it has brightening effects. It is also often used in massages to relax the body and mind.
It has the ability to recover or awaken the correct information in the cell memory.

Use in ailments:
* Emotional balance: by diffusion or massage.
* The analgesic effects are for pain relief, especially in muscle and joint pain.
* Antimicrobial properties including inhibition against Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus, Salmonella typhimurium, Alcaligenes faecalis and Candida albicans, aphtha, lesions, wounds. At low dilution (1% of oil), it is active against Salmonella typhimurium.

Other uses: Perfumery, aroma lamp, bath, diffuser, inhaler, bulb ring, liquid candle, massage, fog spray