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This 15 cm-high creeping subshrub bears white to pale pink flowers at the base of the leaves. The finely toothed evergreen leaves are grouped at the end of stiff stems. Wintergreen thrives in acidic, sandy woods and marshes, and bears scarlet berries from October to March. Wintergreenessential oil has analgesic, vulnerary and anti-inflammatory properties. It is antirheumatic, antibacterial and antioxidant. It is an antispasmodic and antitussive essential oil.
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Wintergreen essential oil is recognized for its powerful anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties. It acts by inhibiting prostaglandins and the release of inflammatory mediators, helping to reduce inflammation and relieve pain. As an antispasmodic and analgesic, it offers effective relief from muscle and joint pain, making it a valuable ally for those suffering from rheumatism, arthritis or back pain.
In addition to its anti-inflammatory properties, essential oil of Wintergreen also acts as a febrifuge, promoting vasodilation and sweating. It thus helps to lower fever by stimulating perspiration and helping the body to regulate its temperature. This febrifuge action makes it a natural choice for relieving the symptoms of flu, colds and other feverish ailments.
In addition to its anti-inflammatory and febrifuge properties, essential oil of Wintergreen has positivizing properties. It helps dilate blood vessels, improving circulation and reducing the sensation of cold. What's more, it can become rubefacient when used in concentrations of 10-30%, which means it can stimulate circulation and provide a sensation of warmth when applied to the skin. In addition to its main properties, essential oil of Wintergreen has a wide range of other health benefits. It is hypotensive, which means it can help lower blood pressure. In addition, it is a hepato-stimulant, which promotes liver health, and a pelvic decongestant, which can be useful for relieving menstrual pain. It is also renowned for its vulnerary, antirheumatic, antibacterial, antioxidant, antispasmodic and antitussive properties.
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Cramp-type muscle-relaxing action: dilute 10% wintergreen essential oil inarnica vegetable oil. Massage into the affected area.
Precautions for use
How to use Pranarôm essential oil of Wintergreen?
Dilute in a vegetable oil (such as arnica or sweet almond oil) and massage into painful areas. Do not use undiluted.
Is this essential oil suitable for everyone?
It is not recommended for pregnant and breast-feeding women, children under 12 or people allergic to aspirin. Ask a health professional for advice before use.
Can it be applied to large areas of the body?
No, we recommend that you apply it to localized areas only, and that you follow the dosage instructions to avoid skin irritation.
What are its main benefits?
It relieves muscle and joint pain, relaxes muscles, reduces inflammation and promotes physical recovery.
Wintergreen essential oil is 99% methyl ester.
Distilled part leaves
Methyl salicylate chemotype
Low-pressure steam distillation
Origin Nepal
Yield 167 kg for 1 kg of EO
Presentation
Pranarôm wintergreen essential oil comes in a 10ml bottle.
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