LCA Huile essentielle de Camomille romaine 5 ml in our organic pharmacy, Give your opinion on how to use and dosage with our partner Verified opinions after your purchase.
LCA Roman Chamomile essential oil can be used for:
Roman chamomile is native to Western Europe and North Africa. Very similar to German chamomile, it is distinguished by the presence of small "hairs" covering its leaves, giving them a whitish appearance. Roman Chamomile essential oil is very mild, making it particularly suitable for babies and pregnant women.
Roman Chamomile essential oil has many virtues, including
Roman Chamomile essential oil is renowned for its antispasmodic action, mainly due to the presence of isobutyl angelate. This substance exerts a powerful calming action on the central nervous system, making it an effective remedy for relieving muscle spasms and tension. Applied by massage, it helps relax muscles and reduce feelings of tightness.
Thanks to its isobutyl angelate content, Roman Chamomile essential oil has sedative and anxiolytic properties. It helps calm the nerves, reduce stress and anxiety, and promote relaxation and sleep. Its de-stressing action makes it an invaluable ally in relieving anxiety and insomnia-related disorders.
This essential oil's anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties make it an effective remedy for relieving pain and inflammation. It acts locally to soothe joint, muscle and neuropathic pain. Its analgesic action also makes it a judicious choice for relieving dental pain and migraines.
Roman Chamomile essential oil is also recognized for its anti-parasitic properties, particularly against intestinal parasites such as roundworms and protozoa. It can be used in conjunction with a specific treatment to help eliminate these parasites and restore the animal's digestive health.
Stimulating collagen production and fibroblast formation, Roman Chamomile essential oil promotes healing of wounds and skin lesions. It can be applied topically to accelerate healing of wounds, burns and skin irritations, while soothing itching and reducing the risk of infection.
In addition to its main therapeutic properties, Roman Chamomile essential oil has other health benefits. It acts as an adrenal inhibitor, calms the emotional thyroid, stimulates the epiphysis, and has antipruritic and antiallergic properties. In addition, it benefits the digestive system as a digestive tonic, carminative and cholagogue, and helps rebalance the nervous system.
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Anxiety attacks, claustrophobia.
Oral use: Place 1 undiluted drop under the tongue.
Inhalation : inhale directly from the bottle.
Asthma of nervous origin.
Cutaneous: 1 undiluted drop on the solar plexus and 1 drop under the tongue, repeated every 1/4 hour during an attack.
Dermatosis:
Cutaneous: dilute Roman chamomile essential oil with vegetable oil and apply to the affected area.
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Precautions for use
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Main chemical compounds |
Esters (isobutyl angelates, isoamyl angelates) |
70 à 90 % |
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Other chemical compounds |
Monoterpenols |
2 à 5 % |
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Monoterpenes |
2 à 5 % |
100% pure chemotyped essential oil (free from other related essential oils) 100% integral (not discolored, not deterpenated, not rectified...) 100% natural (not denatured with synthetic molecules)
Botanical name: chamaemelum nobile
Part of plant extracted: flowering plant
Production process: Complete steam distillation
Presentation
5 ml bottle.
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