Ginger EO is used to combat digestive irritation and rheumatism.
Ginger, that miraculous plant known to traditional Chinese medicine for thousands of years, offers our bodies a range of invaluable benefits. Gingeressential oil is a precious extract extracted directly from the rhizomes, rich in active ingredients. But what exactly are the benefits that make ginger essential oil so precious?
First of all, this oil is a powerful antispasmodic and antiulcer agent, thanks to the α-zingiberene it contains. It stimulates the secretion of gastric juices and accelerates intestinal transit, facilitating digestion. Its carminative action also combats bloating and helps expel gas, making the digestive process more comfortable.
Perhaps the most remarkable aspect of ginger essential oil is its ability to act as a natural anti-inflammatory. Applied topically, it can reduce aches and pains, particularly those associated with joints. What's more, its antimicrobial action makes it an ally against viral infections such as colds and herpes.
And that's not all: ginger oil also has anti-cancer properties. It induces apoptosis and slows down the proliferation of cancer cells, offering hope for the complementary treatment of certain pathologies.
Ginger essential oil is a treasure trove of benefits. Not only is it an effective digestive, it is also anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial and even potentially anti-cancerous. It stimulates, soothes, protects and comforts. Its use dates back to ancient times, but today, thanks to science, we understand better why our ancestors valued it so highly.
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The uses of ginger essential oil are as varied as its benefits. To promote intestinal transit, a mixture of 2 drops of ginger essential oil with 2 drops of exotic basil essential oil in 6 drops of black cumin vegetable oil can be massaged into the stomach. This external application stimulates the digestive system and eases abdominal comfort.
To promote intestinal transit, mix 2 drops of ginger essential oil with 2 drops of exoticbasil essential oil in 6 drops ofblack cumin vegetable oil. Then massage your belly with this preparation.
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Precautions for use
However, the use of this essential oil requires certain precautions. It is contraindicated for pregnant or breast-feeding women, and for children under 8. Particular attention must be paid to drug interactions, especially with anticoagulants, due to the risk of hemorrhage. In addition, dilution is required to avoid skin irritation.
The composition of this essential oil reveals an impressive spectrum of active components:
These biochemical components each contribute to the effectiveness and versatility of ginger essential oil in the treatment of various ailments and conditions.
Presentation
5 ml bottle.
Phytosun Aroms Huile Essentielle de Gingembre Frais Bio is presented as a concentrate of well-being and health. Its rich, diversified composition makes it a must-have for anyone seeking to improve digestive well-being, combat inflammation or strengthen natural defenses.
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