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61. Neroli
(Citrus aurantium - Egypt)
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Neroli is the best choice to treat anxiety and other problems of an emotional or psychological origin. Traditionally used in wedding bouquets, it calms and soothes the nerves before major events. Neroli also helps those with long-term, chronic anxiety and can help to alleviate panic attacks and shock. Psychologically, this oil is calming and uplifting, especially for those who are easily agitated, emotionally unstable or insecure, and it eases the intensity of strong emotions. It is a useful aid to meditation and facilitates spiritual healing. |
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62. Neroli & Petitgrain
(Citrus aurantium - Morocco)
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Neroli & Petitgrain obtained from bitter orange blossom (Neroli) and leaves & twigs (Petitgrain). It has therapeutic properties as same as Neroli and Petitgrain. It is more suitable for those who love exquisite scent of Neroli but not willing to afford the high cost of that oil. This co-distilled oil helps those with long-term, chronic anxiety and can help to alleviate panic attacks, hysteria and shock. Psychologically, Neroli is calming and uplifting, especially for those who are easily agitated, emotionally unstable or insecure, and it eases the intensity of strong emotions. |
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63. Niaouli
(Melaleuca viridiflora - Madagascar)
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Niaouli is a relative of Tea Tree. It has a gentler, less effective action, but is well tolerated by the skin, making it valuable in a local wash for cleaning wounds. Its vulnerary and antiseptic properties help the wound heal cleanly and quickly. Its gentle action also makes niaouli good for treating urinary-tract infections, thrush and cystitis. Niaouli is good in steam inhalations and baths for coughs, colds, flu, sinusitis and bronchitis. Psychologically, niaouli has powerful stimulant, vaporized in a burner it will help keep the mind clear and alert. |
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64. Nutmeg
(Myristica fragrans - Indonesia)
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Nutmeg is the kernel of the fruit, native to Java and Sumatra. This oil has been recommended to combined with Clove and Rosemary for relieving rheumatic pain. This is certainly a powerful and effective blend, but is should be used with care as it is very stimulating. Nutmeg makes an agreeable addition to winter blends of oils for warming and generally toning up the body, and strengthening its resistance to cold. Nutmeg is also a stimulant of the heart and circulation, another reason for not recommend to those who have high blood pressure problem. |
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65. Orange Sweet
(Citrus sinensis - Brazil)
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Orange has a very calming action on the stomach especially in nervous states, quells the proverbial butterflies. It also stimulates bile and could help digestion of fats. Aids absorption of Vitamin C, which action could ward off viral infections, seems to have a good effect on colds and fever conditions by bringing down temperature. Helps with the formation of collagen, vital for growth and repair of body tissues, and together with its relaxing nature seems to be an effective palliative with painful. Its relaxing nature could be beneficial to insomnia. |
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66. Palmarosa
(Cymbopogon martini - Nepal)
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Palmarosa is much used in all skin-care preparations for its lovely fragrance, sebum-balancing and hydrating properties. It also helps to regenerate healthy new cells. Palmarosa is suited to all skin types, but is especially good for dry and slightly damaged skin, making it a useful addition to face creams, body lotions and hand creams. The oil is balancing, refreshing and soothing. A good digestive stimulant, Palmarosa is recommended in local massage and bath for sluggish digestion and loss of appetite, and it may be useful for anorexia nervosa. |
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67. Patchouli
(Pogostemon cablin - Indonesia)
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Patchouli has always been extensively used in perfumes and deodorants. It is a powerful aphrodisiac, and adds a sensuous, erotic, oriental note to mood perfumes. It is excellent in skin care, patchouli heals inflammation, dermatitis, sores, eczema and other skin conditions, and is particularly suited to mature and oily skins. It helps to regenerate healthy new skin cells. Psychologically, patchouli is soothing, stabilizing and slightly hypnotic. It is excellent for reducing stress and for alleviating anxiety and depression. Good for using in massage oils. |
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68. Petitgrain
(Citrus aurantium bigarade - Paraguay)
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Petitgrain is a traditional ingredient of eau de cologne. Its refreshing aroma is often used in skin-care products and it clears blemishes and helps to reduce over-active sebum production. Petitgrain is recommended for nervous tension and anxiety, and is similar to Neroli. In an evening bath it helps to prevent insomnia, especially if you are lonely. Overall, Petitgrain has relaxing, balancing and refreshing properties. Psychologically, it is revitalizing, balancing, nourishing and clears away troubled emotions. Its soft, gentle aroma is useful in convalescence. |
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69. Pinewood
(Pinus palustris - China)
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Pinewood is and excellent expectorant and is especially indicated for pulmonary complaints. It is among the best choices to clear phlegm from the lungs and is good for sinusitis and all bronchial conditions. It is a tonic of the lungs, kidneys and nervous system. Its clear, piercing action also makes pinewood helpful in relieving fatigue and nervous exhaustion. Its stimulating and analgesic properties make pine a good choice to use in compresses and massage after over-exertion and sports injuries. Overall, pinewood is warming, reviving and cleansing. |
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70. Plai
(Zingiber cassumunar roxb - Thailand)
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Plai essential oil is excellent pain reliever on joints and muscles. The undiluted Plai has been found to ease pain for upwards of 16-20 hours. The scent is cool, green and peppery. It has an antiseptic, antitoxic, anti-viral, digestive and strong anti-inflammatory as it is from the family of ginger but it gives cooling effect instead of warming effect on the inflamed area. Plai essential oil is widely used in aromatherapy and spa products, it blended well with blackpepper, rosemary or orange for healing inflammatory or digestive problems. Can be used as an insect-repellent. |
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