Pranarom Essential Oil Chamomile 5ml Noble in our bio pharmacy. Pranarom Essential Oil Chamomile Noble Chamaemeun Nobile strengthens your body cope with bacteria and tones your digestion.
Chamomile (Chamaemelum Nobile) essential oil is the richest in esters (more than 60), giving it relaxing and antidepressant properties (isobutyl angelate is thought to be an antidepressant). It is a digestive tonic: carminative and cholagogue, as well as parasiticide. It is also a sedative oil, calming the central nervous system and reducing anxiety when massaged.
It is also analgesic and spasmolytic. This essential oil also has hypotensive, calming, neurotonic and nerve-balancing properties. Finally, it is a mildly emmenagogue, anti-inflammatory (less so than matricaria), antipruritic, antiphlogistic and antiallergic plant.
On the light, sandy soils of western Europe, this perennial plant has feathery leaves, flower heads composed of sparse, tubular, white flowers, yellow in the center, inserted on a conical receptacle, and ribbed, yellowish achenes.
Noble Chamomile essential oil is renowned for its antispasmodic action, thanks in particular to the presence of isobutyl angelate. This substance has a powerful anti-spasmodic action, making it an effective option for calming the central nervous system when used for massage.
The isobutyl angelate present in Noble Chamomile essential oil also has sedative and anxiolytic properties. This essential oil is thus renowned for its calming and de-stressing action, making it a natural choice for relieving anxiety and promoting relaxation. Its high ester content also makes it relaxing and antidepressant.
Chamomile essential oil has anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties, making it an invaluable ally in relieving joint and muscle pain. It counteracts inflammation and exerts a local analgesic action, making it particularly useful for people suffering from neuro-arthritic pain. It is also often used in dentistry for its enhanced analgesic action.
This essential oil is also recognized for its anti-parasitic properties, notably against intestinal parasites such as hookworm and lambiasis. Its use can help combat these parasitic infections and promote better digestive health.
Chamomile essential oil stimulates collagen and fibroblast formation, making it an effective healing agent for wounds and skin lesions. Its use can help accelerate the healing process and promote rapid skin recovery.
In addition to its main properties, Noble Chamomile essential oil has a range of other beneficial health properties, including:
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Calming action, regulating the autonomic nervous system and the cardiac system, such as anxiety accompanied by palpitations; dilute 5% chamomile essential oil inwheat germ vegetable oil. Massage the solar plexus with this mixture.
Precautions for use
Chamomile essential oil is composed of monoterpene esters, monoterpene alcohols, monoterpene hydrocarbons, monoterpene ketones, monoterpene bicyclic aldehydes and sesquiterpene lactones.
| Distilled part | flowers |
| Chemotype | isobutyl and isoamyl angelates |
| Distillation | low-pressure steam distillation |
| Origin | France |
| Yield | 1000 kg for 1 kg EO |
Esters (82-90%) isobutyl angelate 32-40%, isoamyl angelate 15-20%, beta-methallyl angelate 7-10%, isobutyl isobutanoate 5-9%, 2-methylbutyl isobutanoate 2-5%, 2-methylbutyl angelate 4-6%, isopropyl angelate 1-2%, isobutyl methacrylate 1-3%, (Z)-2-methyl-2-butenyl angelate < 1 %
Monoterpenols and alcohols (< 5%): transpinocarveol 3-5%, myrtenol < 1%, borneol < 1%, isobutanol < 0.1%, 3-methyl-1-butanol < 0.1
Monoterpene hydrocarbons (< 4%): alpha-pinene 1-2%, beta-pinene < 1%, camphene < 1%.
Ketones (2-5%): transpinocarvone
Aldehydes (< 1%): myrtenal
Acids (traces): angelic acid, isobutanoic acid
Sesquiterpene lactone (nobilin)
Presentation
Pranarôm noble chamomile essential oil comes in a 5ml bottle.
We recommend chamomile essential oil for the following conditions:
- Menopausal disorders, emotional shocks, emotional trauma, depressive states
- Neuritis, neuralgia, shingles, nerve trauma
- Nervous asthma, hypersensitivity, hyperkinesia, agitation
- Arterial circulation disorders
- Tachycardia, palpitations
- Insomnia, nightmares (children over 7)
- Allergic conditions (asthma, eczema, conjunctivitis, pruritus, urticaria)
- Soothing massages
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