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Rosemary Essential Oil 1 fl. oz Rosmarinus officinalis |
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This Rosemary Essential Oil is 100 % pure and undiluted. Rosemary essential oil has a piercing, fresh, minty-herb aroma with a slight woody undertone. Rosemary blends with black pepper, citrus, cedarwood, ginger, lavender, lavandin, peppermint, spice, tea tree and thyme. It is extracted by steam distillation from the flowering herb. | |
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Properties Rosemary essential oil has a positive effect on the digestive system, helpful for indigestion, colitis and constipation. It is also good for hepatic disorders being a liver and gall-bladder tonic. The circulatory system also benefits from the oil. The oil normalize blood pressure and helps combat hardening of the arteries. Rosemary is good for rheumatic and muscular pain, especially tired and over worked muscles. It has a warming effect on cold limbs and is helpful in the winter for rheumatism aggravated by cold. Rosemary has a stimulating effect on the nerves and is beneficial for all nervous disorders including hysteria and paralysis. The other benefits of rosemary include a positive effect on menstrual cramps, an excellent skin tonic property, a stimulant for the scalp encouraging hair growth and providing treatment for dandruff and greasy hair. The emotional benefits of Rosemary include its ability to clear the mind and the emotions promoting mental clarity, it also provides an uplifting boost to confidence. | |
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Caution Avoid if pregnant, are epileptic or have high blood pressure. Use in moderation. This information is not intended to diagnose, or prescribe any form of treatment. The statements in this information have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. The products herein are not intended to treat, cure, or prevent any disease, and are meant solely for Aromatherapy purposes alone. If you are suffering from any illness or medical complaint, always first seek the advice of your physician. Some essential oils should be avoided if you have a diagnosed medical condition, should not be used on children, or during pregnancy. | |