Eucalyptus is a warm, antiseptic oil that emanates a camphor-like aroma. It is widely used in inhalations to relieve flu symptoms, as a decongestant, for sinusitis, and coughs with mucus. It relieves muscle pain, sprains, general aches, and helps heal abrasions.
HOW TO USE
#Tip: use in household cleaning water, in the washing machine, ironing spray (great for allergies)
There are many ways to use essential oils: in creams, body oils, massage, baths, compresses, footbaths, clays, inhalations, etc. In room diffusers, porcelain diffusers, electric diffusers, or personal diffusers (necklace). The number of drops varies depending on the method of use. If in doubt, seek guidance from a qualified professional.
Essential Oils are 100% natural, extremely volatile, and concentrated substances, extracted from aromatic plants by steam distillation of leaves, flowers, branches, roots, and resins, or by cold pressing of citrus fruits.
Aromatherapy is the art and science of providing well-being for the body, mind, and emotions through the use of essential oils.
DIFFUSER: Electric or ceramic diffuser. Widely used in Ayurvedic medicine for the treatment of chronic disorders. Add 4 to 8 drops of the essential oil indicated for each m2 of the environment. Keep the environment closed. Can be used in all environments. Avoid places with drafts.
INHALATION: Add 4 to 8 drops of the essential oil indicated into a bowl of hot water. Cover your head with a towel. Remain for 5 minutes. After inhalation, do not expose yourself to drafts. ATTENTION: Dosages must be respected to avoid intoxication.
MASSAGE: We do not recommend direct application of essential oils to the skin, as they contain complex and active natural substances. They should be diluted in carrier vegetable oils or neutral bases for application. It is necessary to respect the dosages for each essential oil and application area.
FOOTBATH: Add 5 to 10 drops of the indicated essential oil or oil synergy into the immersion container with warm water. Immerse your feet and remain until the water begins to cool. For hypertensive individuals, the water should not be too hot.
COMPRESSES: Localized compresses with essential oils, applied directly to body regions, provide an energetic boost to the body. Method 1: Add drops of the indicated essential oil to boiling water. Soak the fabric or gauze. Wring out and apply to the region. Cover with a towel or hot water bottle to maintain temperature. Approximately 30 minutes. Method 2: In 10ml of vegetable oil, add drops of the indicated essential oil and apply to the region. Cover with a towel. Approximately 30 minutes. Do not apply hot compresses to the cardiac region.
BATH: In addition to relaxing the body, bathing purifies and calms the mind, releasing tension and revitalizing the body. Add 5 to 10 drops of essential oil to 10ml of vegetable oil or honey and mix with warm water in the bathtub. Relax and soak until the water begins to cool. Approximately 20 minutes.
APPLICATIONS
Used for environmental asepsis in cases of respiratory diseases.
- Antiviral (influenza A, Herpes simplex and zoster);
- Bactericidal (Staphylococcus, Bacillus subtilis and Micrococcus glutamicus);
- Fungicidal (Candida albicans)
- Strengthens the immune system;
- Helps reduce fever in case of infections;
- Anti-inflammatory for the respiratory system;
- Expectorant and mucolytic - flu, colds, coughs, bronchitis, pneumonia, mucus accumulation, sinusitis, throat infections;
- Antiseptic in the urinary system and is a diuretic;
- alleviates problems such as cystitis and nephritis;
- Repellent - mosquitoes, fleas and flies. Emotional effects and subtle aspects: it is considered the oil of the Citizen;
- promotes connection between the environment and people. Brings responsibility for actions;
- increases collective consciousness.
Helps in contacting deep feelings (past, what was suffocated and covered); - people who feel suffocated. Works on the relationship between collective and individuality.
