Multipurpose Essential Oils: Cade Oil & Ginger Grass Oil

Essential oils are the best known natural healing methods. These are derived from natural resources. The trained professionals who know the right use of these essential oils are known as the practitioners of aroma therapy. Juniper trees which are botanically known as Juniperus oxycedrus is the source of the extraction of Cade essential oil. This plant has its origin in India, France and Germany. In the middle of the nineteenth century, this oil has been coming into French medicine. It has dark brown to orange color, soluble in alcohol and insoluble in water. The Cade oil blends well with various carrier oils such as rosemary, lavandin, origanum, clove, cedarwood and thyme oil. This oil has not an appealing aroma, its aroma is smoky like dry aroma of tar still it is extensively used in food and perfumery industry due to its unique aroma.

This oil has higher medicinal values, so it is widely for the treatment of the health conditions such as diabetes, bronchitis and high blood pressure. It is also used to treat the skin and hair related problems like skin eruptions, hair loss, dandruff, dermatitis and eczema. There are some excellent chemical constituents in Cade oil, which provide anti-microbial, analgesic, anti-puristic, disinfectant and antiseptic property in it. It is also used in cosmetic industries in manufacturing skin creams, anti-dandruff shampoos and ointments.

There is another wonder of the nature, it is Ginger grass essential oil, which have sharp, bitter and spicy aroma. The Ginger grass is a perennial herb and is native to India. Essential oil obtained from the Ginger grass is a time-honored and highly important ingredient of a number of Ayurvedic formulations prescribed for treating inflammation, joint pain, sinusitis, allergies, muscular aches, loss of libido, sore throat, depression, dermatitis, cough, common cold and some other health disorders. In Sanskrit language, it is popular as Sofiya.

This oil is obtained by the steam distillation method and is yellow to light brown in color. In aromatherapy, this oil is used to improve the blood circulation, reducing and calming the stress and opening the sinus passages. It is an euphoric, mood uplifting and aphrodisiac oil. The Ginger grass essential oil is used to add green & sharp scent in various men's colognes. This essential oil is chemically composed of perillyl alcohol, myrcene, and limonene. It is very helpful to harmonize the psychological pain, so it is widely used by the experts in aromatherapy. Moreover, Ginger grass oil is also a perfect natural oil for the treatment of various kinds of various, bacterial and fungal infection. Additionally, it is also good for sinusitis, acne, immune system, intestinal infections, vaginitis, nervous exhaustion and urethritis.

Davana Oil - A Natural Remedy

Davana is an annual herb which grows up to 18 inches in height and is famous across the globe for its sweet & pleasant fragrance and uncountable medicinal values. In India, it is used for glorifying the idol of Lord Shiva. Davana is Botanically popular as Artemisia pallens and comes in the daisy family.

The stem, flowers, and leaves of this plant is used as a highly effective disinfectant and antiseptic for quick treatment of cuts, wounds and other kinds of infectious ailments like cold, cough, measles etc. The essential oil extracted from Davana has also been an important part of medicinal practices like traditional Chinies Medicine and Unani.

The Davana essential oil is extracted from the leaves and the stem of this herb by the utilization of steam distillation method. It is extensively used in Ayurveda in the treatment of high blood pressure, mental disorders, depression, cough, cold, measles, infections, diabetes, etc.

This essential oil is highly beneficial due to its anti-depressant, antiseptic, aromatic, antimicrobial, anti-fungal, antiviral, antispasmodic, disinfectant, decongestant, emmenagogue, stomachic, hypotensive, anthelmintic, antioxidant, relaxant, vulnerary, expectorant, nervine, mucolytic and aphrodisiac properties.

Used for the treatment of both external & internal infections, Davana oil destroys that microorganism that affect the internal body organs such as, bladder, kidney, urinary track & urethra. The anti-viral property of this oil strengthens the body’s immune system to strongly work against viral attacks. It has the ability to penetrate the cyst of virus which is a protective layer of the virus so, it can easily kill viruses without any trace. Because of this attribute, it has been extensively used to treat viral infections such as influenza, measles etc.

Also useful for opening the blocked menstruation, Davana oil eradicates some other symptoms like fatigue, pelvic pain, nausea and cramps. Although, it is a non toxic oil yet it can cause the irritation in the pregnant women so, it should be avoided from them.

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