Pranarôm Peppermint Essential Oil is recognized for its natural relief of nausea, motion sickness and headaches. Available in 5ml, 10ml or 30ml bottles.
All our organic essential oils are certified AB (Agriculture Biologique et Contrôle Certisys BE-BIO-01), 100% pure, natural and integral, and each has an original name, HECT(Huile Essentielle ChemoTypée), to characterize them botanically and biochemically.
Pranarôm Peppermint Essential Oil (Mentha x piperita) is recognized for its natural relief of nausea, motion sickness and headaches.
Extracted from the Mentha x piperita plant, Pranarompeppermint essential oil is a certified food supplement, entirely pure and natural.
Menthol gives Peppermint essential oil excellent anti-pain and anti-inflammatory properties. Like cold, menthol activates the skin's thermoreceptors, resulting in deep analgesia (pain relief). The thermoreceptors in question are the TRPM8 receptors, sensitive to cold temperatures and involved in the processes of inflammation, pain and itching (skin pruritus). This analgesic (pain-relieving) property has been verified experimentally on a model of chronic neuropathic pain.
Whenever there's pain, redness, heat or itching (pruritus), peppermint essential oil will relieve you.
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Professional advice:
On a daily basis, 1 drop of peppermint on 1/4 lump of cane sugar to suck on before an appointment will give your breath all the freshness of mint.
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Precautions for use
Peppermint essential oil contains molecules that can have a stimulating effect on the nervous system. It is therefore not recommended for people with epilepsy or convulsions, as it may trigger or aggravate these symptoms.
Warning: essential oils have an impressive reactive power. You should therefore scrupulously observe the prescribed doses, which are the fruit of many years' experience as a researcher. Excess would not add anything therapeutically but could, on the contrary, cause undesirable effects.
How to use Pranarom peppermint essential oil?
For digestion: 1 drop on sugar or in a spoonful of honey after a meal.
For headaches: Apply 1 drop to the temples, avoiding the eyes.
For muscular pains: Mix 2 to 3 drops with a vegetable oil and massage the painful area.
Is this essential oil suitable for children and pregnant women?
Not recommended for children under 6, pregnant or breast-feeding women.
Can it be diffused in the air?
Yes, a few drops in a diffuser create a fresh, purifying atmosphere, ideal for stimulating the mind and eliminating unpleasant odors.
Can it be applied directly to the skin?
No. It must be diluted in a vegetable oil before application to avoid irritation.
Pranarôm chemotyped Essential Oils meet the highest quality standards and are 100% pure, natural and integral.
A hybrid of Mentha aquatica and Mentha spicata, this 80-cm plant is perennial. Stems are quadrangular; leaves are opposite, oval, acute and toothed. It likes cool, clayey, calcareous soil. Distillation takes place in June, just before flowering.
Presentation: Pranarôm Organic Peppermint essential oil comes in a choice of 5ml, 10ml or 30ml bottles.
Pranarôm Peppermint Essential Oil is a stimulating and energizing oil that invigorates body and mind. You'll appreciate its fresh, pleasant scent, which helps combat nausea, motion sickness and headaches.
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