Bitter Orange EO calms the nervous system. It is also a :
- spasmolytic.
- mild anti-infective.
- cell and skin regenerator.
Phytosun Aroms Organic Sweet Orange Essential Oil is obtained by cold expression of the zest of organic sweet oranges. This extraction method preserves all the plant's active ingredients, resulting in a pure, high-quality essential oil. Its fresh, pleasant fragrance makes it an essential oil prized in aromatherapy for its relaxing and invigorating properties.
Sweet orange essential oil has antibacterial, anti-staphylococcal, anti-inflammatory and anti-free radical properties. Its antifungal action makes it ideal for preserving certain foods. It is also an insecticide and an airborne relaxant. This essential oil is also anxiolytic. The limonene it contains is expectorant and protects against skin, liver, breast and colon cancer. Flavonoids are antioxidants and anticancer agents.
Sweet orange essential oil is used in the following therapeutic indications: Chemoprevention of cancer by inhibiting angiogenesis and inducing apoptosis in colon cancer cells. Organic Sweet Orange essential oil is mainly composed of monoterpenes (limonene), as well as sesquiterpenes and monoterpene alcohols. These compounds give the essential oil its anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, soothing and toning properties.
Organic Sweet Orange essential oil is particularly appreciated for its positive impact on the nervous system, offering a notable relaxing and calming effect. Its pleasantly sweet, fruity aroma plays a key role in reducing stress, anxiety and accumulated tension, facilitating a state of relaxation and improving mental well-being. This oil is also recognized for its ability to soothe muscular tension and headaches, contributing to a general sense of bodily relaxation and calm.
Endowed with antiseptic properties, Organic Sweet Orange essential oil is effective for disinfecting surfaces and purifying ambient air. It plays an active role in the elimination of pathogenic germs, helping to prevent infections, particularly during cold and flu seasons. Its use in air diffusions or as a component of ecological cleaning solutions helps maintain a healthy environment, free from harmful contaminants.
The invigorating and invigorating properties of Organic Sweet Orange essential oil make it a precious ally in stimulating energy and fighting fatigue, both physically and mentally. It is particularly recommended for people seeking a dynamic start to the day, or to overcome moments of weakness and lack of motivation. Applying or diffusing this essential oil can help restore vitality and provide the energy boost needed to face daily challenges with a positive, renewed attitude.
We also offerBergamot essential oil from the specialist aromatherapy laboratory Phytosun Aroms, at the best price in our online pharmacy.
Oral use: *** Through the skin: *** Diffusion: *
Insomnia due to anxiety caused by loneliness, nervous fatigue; 1 drop + 1 drop of Basil on a neutral tablet, in the evening at bedtime.
Acne, boils, scabs; 1 drop + 1 drop of Geranium applied locally.
Cautions for use of Sweet Orange Organic Essential Oil
- Potential risk of allergy due to limonene.
- Avoid exposure to sunlight after application (risk of photosensitization).
- Not recommended for pregnant or breast-feeding women (limonene induces uterine contractions).
Native to Mediterranean and tropical regions, Citrus sinensis fruit is called "sweet orange" to distinguish it from "bitter orange" (Citrus aurantium). The cradle of this orange tree lies between the Himalayas and southern China. The Portuguese brought it here around 1400. Since then, its cultivation has spread to many countries. The sweet orange, a small tree in the Rustaceae family, is an ancient hybrid, probably the result of a cross between citrus maxima and citrus reticulata.
Citrus aurantium variety amara
Family: Rutaceae
Producer organ: zest
Biochemical properties: linalool, linalyl acetate
Origin: Tunisia, Italy, Egypt, Paraguay
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