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Arkopharma Essential Oil N°28 Rosemary Cineole Bio 10ml is a 100% natural, pure essential oil of organic origin.
What's more, this elixir is extracted from flowering tops from Morocco. Finally, its scent is fresh, sweet and powerful, with hints of camphor.
Rosemary Cineole essential oil has multiple properties and therapeutic indications:
Thanks to its anti-infectious and anti-inflammatory properties, Rosemary essential oil is an effective remedy for a variety of pulmonary and respiratory ailments. It works by reducing inflammation of the respiratory tract and fighting the infectious agents responsible for infections such as bronchitis, sinusitis and colds. Its decongestant and expectorant action helps clear the respiratory tract, promoting easier breathing and rapid relief of symptoms.
Rosemary Cineole essential oil has powerful anti-infectious properties, making it a valuable ally in boosting the immune system and fighting bacterial and viral infections. By inhibiting the growth of pathogenic micro-organisms, it helps prevent infections and accelerate the healing process. Regular use can help reduce the risk of infectious disease and maintain optimal health.
This essential oil also has external analgesic properties, which means it can relieve external aches and pains such as rheumatism, headaches and muscle aches. Applied topically, it soothes painful areas and reduces discomfort, providing fast, effective relief. Its natural analgesic action makes it a popular choice for relieving joint and muscle pain, as well as headaches.
As a muscle, circulatory and brain tonic, Rosemary essential oil stimulates blood circulation, promotes muscle tone and improves mental concentration. Its invigorating and energizing effect helps combat physical and mental fatigue, while increasing alertness and mental clarity. This invigorating property makes it an ideal choice for periods of fatigue, stress or lack of concentration.
In children, this essential oil can also act as a liver regulator, helping to balance liver function and promote healthy digestion. By regulating bile production and stimulating liver metabolism, it helps prevent digestive disorders common in children, such as bloating, nausea and abdominal discomfort. Its gentle regulating action makes it a safe and effective choice for promoting digestive health in young children.
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This essential oil can be used from the age of 12.
It should not be used pure orally, but rather on a neutral medium (such as sugar, honey, neutral tablets, etc.).
Adults: 2 drops, 3 times a day.
Adolescents (aged 12 to 15): 2 drops, 2 times a day.
It is important not to exceed the recommended daily dose. For all other uses, please ask your pharmacist for advice.
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Precautions for use
100% Organic Rosemary flowering top essential oil (Rosmarinus officinalis), Lamiaceae, origin Morocco.
Presentation
Arkopharma Huile Essentielle N°28 Romarin à Cinéole Bio 10ml comes in a 10 ml dropper bottle.
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Puressentiel Organic Essential Oil Rosemary Cineole 10 ml
In ancient Greece, rosemary branches were burned as an offering to the gods. In Athens as in Rome, rosemary was a sacred plant. The famous poet Horace (65-8 BC) also dedicated several verses to him. A little history Rosemary was an integral part of the recipe for “Vinegar of the Four Thieves”; a germicidal maceration used in particular to prevent the Great Plague , and was preserved for a…
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