What are the indications for Naturactive Organic Chemotyped Essential Oil BERGAMOTIER 5ml?
This essential oil of BERGAMOTIER ( Citrus aurantium subsp. bergamia (Risso & Poit.) ) Naturactive comes from organic farming . It is guaranteed 100% pure and of natural origin.
It acts as a regulator of the nervous system . It is beneficial to people prone to depression and prone to negative thoughts.
It also has digestive properties since it is carminative (helps the expulsion of intestinal gases), and helps regulate appetite . Finally, it has analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties.
How to properly use Naturactive BERGAMOTIER Chemotyped Organic Essential Oil 5ml?
Follow the advice of a healthcare professional
By diffusion: respect the advice of use of your diffuser
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What are the ingredients in this product?
This essential oil of bergamot tree was obtained by cold expression followed by distillation. The main molecules contained in this essential oil are: Limonene, Linalyl acetate, Linalol
Bergamot used for the realization of this essential oil come from Italy.
100% of the total ingredients are of organic origin: without pesticides, synthetic fungicides and GMO-free.
Precautions for use
- For adults and children over 6 years old.
- Avoid direct contact with eyes.
- Do not use in children without the advice of a health professional.
- Do not use in pregnant or breastfeeding women and people with a history of epilepsy.
- Keep away from light and heat.
- Close tightly after use.
- Read carefully the instructions before use.
Presentation - Packaging
5 ml dropper bottle with secure opening for children.
Our professional advice and expert advice in natural health
The Bergamot tree does not exist in the wild and probably results from a cross. This small tree (3 to 4 m high) is cultivated mainly in Italy, Spain and West Africa. Bergamot has been appreciated since the 17th century in perfumery for its lemony, slightly spicy note.