Comptoir Aroma Huile Essentielle Estragon Bio is a specific oil with anti-allergic and antispasmodic properties fromComptoir Aroma'sextensive range of100% pure, natural organic essential oils.
Tarragon is a large, aromatic perennial plant, up to 1.20 m tall. Its stems are erect and highly branched. Its hanging flowers are yellowish-green. It grows wild in scrub and waste ground.
Comptoir Aroma Huile Essentielle Estragon Bio is a specific oil with anti-allergic and antispasmodic properties from Comptoir Aroma's extensive range of 100% pure, natural organic essential oils. Its anti-allergic action is as fabulous as it is little-known. And its antispasmodic properties make it an invaluable remedy for many aches and pains. Organic Tarragon essential oil also stimulates the appetite and aids digestion.
Tarragon essential oil has a remarkable, though often overlooked, anti-allergic action. This property is attributed to its bioactive components, such as methylchavicol and methyl eugenol, which have anti-inflammatory and antihistaminic properties.
When used appropriately, this essential oil can help alleviate allergy symptoms such as rashes, itching, sneezing and nasal congestion. By acting on histamine receptors and reducing inflammation, it offers natural relief to those sensitive to environmental allergens such as pollen, dust mites or animal hair.
Thanks to its anti-allergic properties, Tarragon essential oil can be an effective complement to conventional allergy treatments, offering a holistic approach to relieving symptoms and improving respiratory comfort.
Tarragon essential oil is also renowned for its antispasmodic properties, making it a valuable ally in the relief of muscular pain and spasms. Its components, such as methyl eugenol, act by relaxing muscles and reducing the excitability of nerve fibers, helping to ease involuntary, painful contractions.
This antispasmodic action makes it a natural choice for relieving menstrual cramps, stomach aches and muscle pain associated with conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome or fibromyalgia. In addition, by promoting muscle relaxation, it can help improve mobility and reduce joint stiffness in people suffering from musculoskeletal disorders.
In addition to its antiallergic and antispasmodic properties, tarragon essential oil is known for its beneficial effect on appetite and digestion. By stimulating the production of gastric juices and promoting intestinal motility, it can help relieve digestive disorders such as bloating, gas and indigestion.
What's more, its action on appetite makes it an interesting choice for people suffering from loss of appetite due to medical conditions or treatments such as chemotherapy. By stimulating the desire to eat and promoting better absorption of nutrients, it can help maintain a balanced diet and support overall health.
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Apply 2 drops of tarragon mixed with 2 drops of hazelnut vegetable oil in a massage (on the abdomen - ovaries area against menstrual pain or on the painful joint against rheumatic pain). Repeat 2 or 3 times a day, until symptoms improve.
Precautions for use
Like all essential oils, tarragon oil is prohibited during the first 3 months of pregnancy. Nor should it be used while breast-feeding.
100% Organic Tarragon Essential Oil
Latin name: Artemisia Dracunculus
Family: Asteraceae
Producer organ: herb, flower
Type of scent: typical of tarragon, a little like aniseed
Presentation
Comptoir Aroma Huile Essentielle Estragon Bio is packaged in a 5 ml glass dropper bottle. Store away from heat and light.
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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