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Tarragon is a digestive tonic. It stimulates the appetite and is not only, as is often believed, a highly effective remedy for digestive disorders such as colitis and aerophagia. A powerful antispasmodic, it also combats respiratory allergies, rheumatic and menstrual pain (dysmenorrhea), neuritis and polyneuritis, cramps and various spasms (hiccups).
Tarragon essential oil, extracted from the leaves of Artemisia dracunculus, is a natural product with multiple therapeutic virtues. Known for its digestive tonic, antispasmodic and anti-allergic action, this essential oil is an invaluable ally in the treatment of various digestive, respiratory and neurological disorders.
PURESSENTIEL Tarragon essential oil can be used in a variety of ways to take advantage of its many benefits. It can be used for atmospheric diffusion to purify the air, soothe the respiratory tract and promote relaxation. It can also be massaged into a vegetable oil to relieve muscle and joint pain, and stimulate digestion. Finally, it can be ingested with care in the form of drops in a teaspoon of honey or olive oil for a digestive tonic and antispasmodic effect.
Tarragon essential oil is renowned for its digestive tonic action, stimulating appetite and aiding digestion. It is particularly effective in relieving digestive disorders such as colitis, aerophagia and gastrointestinal spasms. By promoting the production of digestive juices and regulating intestinal movements, this essential oil helps reduce bloating, flatulence and abdominal pain, offering fast, lasting relief.
Tarragon essential oil is also a powerful antispasmodic, able to relieve muscle spasms and cramps of various origins. It is effective in treating rheumatic pain, menstrual pain (dysmenorrhea), neuritis and polyneuritis. Its relaxing action on smooth and skeletal muscles loosens tissues and effectively relieves muscular tension, offering rapid, soothing relief.
In addition to its digestive and antispasmodic virtues, tarragon essential oil has remarkable anti-allergic properties. It is effective in relieving the symptoms of respiratory allergies, such as hay fever, allergic rhinitis and allergic asthma. By reducing inflammation of the respiratory tract and easing the allergic reaction, this essential oil allows you to breathe more freely and reduce the unpleasant symptoms associated with seasonal allergies.
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Take a maximum of 2 drops 3 times a day on a Puressentiel neutral tablet (or 1 teaspoon of honey, olive oil or 1/4 sugar). Do not use undiluted or mix with water.
For further advice on use, ask your pharmacist.
Equivalence : 1 ml => 36 drops
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Precautions for use
Before using tarragon essential oil, it is important to take certain precautions. This essential oil is not recommended for pregnant and breast-feeding women, or for children under 6. It should be used with caution by people with sensitivities or allergies. A skin test is recommended to check skin tolerance to the essential oil. In case of doubt or health problem, consult a health professional before use.
Keep out of reach of children - Dietary supplement - Not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle - Follow recommended doses. As a precaution, do not use for children under 7, pregnant or breast-feeding women.
Store away from light, air and heat.
Artemisia dracunculus essential oil
Chemotype: estragole, b-ocimene
Family: Asteraceae
Available at
5 ml bottle
Tarragon, whose botanical name is Artemisia dracunculus, belongs to the Asteraceae family. Its producing organs are its aerial parts. The history of tarragon Tarragon was introduced to Europe during the Crusades. But it has a long tradition as a medicinal plant and spice in Asia and Siberia. As well as being used in cookery books, tarragon has been used by…
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