Description
Used since the Middle Ages in cooking as well as in medicine, the essential oil of ginger is an excellent digestive essential oil. Called Zingiber officinale, the Fresh Ginger Organic EO comes from the distillation of the rhizome. It is unanimously recognized for its antinausea properties, used in motion sickness and even in case of nausea in pregnant women beyond the third month.
BIOCHEMICAL COMPOSITION
- geranial + neral (≤ 3%);
- limonene (≤2%);
- geraniol (≤ 2%);
- linalool (≤1%).
Properties of Fresh Ginger Organic EO
- Digestive stimulant: Ginger essential oil reduces various joint pains, as well as muscle aches, and stops nausea.
- Antibacterial, Antifungal: Ginger essential oil suppresses the germs responsible for many ENT infections, and also suppresses the fungi responsible for candidiasis.
- Physical and intellectual tonic: antidepressant, revitalizing, stimulating
- Venous and lymphatic decongestant: varicose veins, heavy legs, edema, water retention
Indications of Fresh Ginger Organic EO
- Bronchitis: dilute with vegetable oil and massage the spine and upper back.
- Flu: apply to the spine and feet, once diluted in vegetable oil.
- Common cold: dilute with vegetable oil and massage the upper back or at the sinuses.
- Sinusitis: apply to the sinuses, once diluted in vegetable oil.
- Cough: dilute in vegetable oil and massage the chest, upper back and soles of the feet.
POSSIBLE ROUTES OF USE
Precautions for use
- Wash hands before and after using essential oils.
- Not for use by pregnant women.
- Nursing women, ask your doctor for advice.
- Do not use in children under 3 years old.
Keep bottles of essential oils out of the reach of children. Observe the precautions for use of essential oils.
Perform a skin test 24 hours before the first use in the crease of the elbow to check for any allergy.
Warning: essential oils are not suitable for everyone! People with chronic illnesses and the elderly should seek medical advice before using essential oils.
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