The essential oil of thyme with savory leaves HEBBD (Organic or in conventional culture) is known for its antibacterial action with broad spectrum of action and stimulating the immune system.
Savory Thyme essential oil is used to combat exhaustion. It is highly effective in preventing winter ailments.
Thyme saturoid essential oil is used in the following therapeutic indications:
Phytosun Aroms' Savory Leaf Thyme essential oil is a product concentrated in various health-promoting molecules. Composed mainly of borneol, alpha terpineol, thymol, camphene and carvacrol, this essential oil offers a wide range of therapeutic properties.
Savory Leaf Thyme essential oil is recognized for its broad-spectrum antibacterial activity. The carvacrol, alpha terpineol and borneol contained in this oil are powerful bactericidal agents, effectively combating various types of bacterial infections, including resistant nosocomial infections. It is also effective against fungi such as Candida albicans, Saccharomyces cerevisiae and Aspergillus niger, as well as dermatophytes.
This essential oil contains terpenes that stimulate numerous bodily functions, making it an excellent general tonic. It thus helps maintain good health and vitality. Savory Leaf Thyme is also recognized for its anti-asthenic properties, helping to combat temporary bouts of fatigue and restore physical and mental energy. This essential oil increases uterine muscle tone, making it an interesting choice for supporting uterine functions during specific periods such as menstruation. Thanks to its stimulating properties, Savory Leaf Thyme essential oil can also act as an aphrodisiac, increasing sexual desire.
The borneol present in this essential oil is one of the most immunomodulating alcohols, meaning it can modulate immune system responses, either stimulating or dampening them, depending on the body's needs. The thymol contained in this essential oil also makes it effective against parasites such as helminths and protozoa, helping to maintain intestinal health. In addition to its primary properties, Savory Leaf Thyme essential oil also has beneficial secondary properties, notably its anti-inflammatory and percutaneous analgesic action, which can help relieve skin pain and inflammation.
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Oral use: *** Skin use: * Diffusion: FORBIDDEN
Internal use: 3 times daily, 2 drops of Savory Thyme essential oil mixed with honey or olive oil, placed on a sugar cube or directly under the tongue.
External use: Mix 3 drops of Savory Thyme essential oil with 5 drops of vegetable oil and apply 3 times a day to painful areas.
Exhaustion (adults): 1 drop of Savory Thyme essential oil + 1 drop of Siberian Fir essential oil + 1 drop of Laurel essential oil, 2 drops of essential oils from this mixture on a neutral tablet 3 times a day for 5 days.
Prevention of winter ailments (adults): 1 drop of Savory Thyme essential oil + 1 drop of Peppermint essential oil + 1 drop of Eucalyptus globulus essential oil, 2 drops of this mixture on a neutral tablet 2 times a day.
Friction of a few drops of essential oil on arms and legs before muscular effort.
Precautions for use with Savory Thyme essential oil
Thyme is an aromatic plant that perfectly illustrates the value of classifying essential oils by chemotype. Depending on where it grows, the climate and many other factors, thyme produces essential oils with different properties. Savory Thyme is grown in North Africa and its essential oil contains borneol and carvacrol.
An essential oil is an odoriferous liquid, ranging from fluid to thick, with a colour that varies according to the plant of origin. It is secreted by specialised cells. It is found in different parts of the plant: the leaves (such as peppermint and basil), the flowers (such as lavender and ylang ylang) and the wood (Atlas cedar, white sandalwood),…
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