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Fragonia™

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Fragonia™ is a fascinating oil. It is the ONLY trademarked essential oil I have ever encountered. Evidently there are several varying chemotypes of Agonis fragrans, and only one has the unique balance of this oil. The producer raised a plantation of the specific chemotype and trademarked the product name. There may or may not be some advantages to the consumer in this; I’m not sure. However, the oil has some interesting and beneficial qualities. The producer says: “Dr. Daniel Pénoël has been working to determine the clinical application of this oil. Preliminary work indicates that it has significant anti-microbial activity. It is an extremely balanced oil, with the oxides (cineole…which gives eucalyptus oil its distinctive aroma), monoterpenes (alpha-pinene), and monoterpenols (linalol, etc.) in a near perfect 1:1:1 ratio.” Tony Burfield describes the aroma as “a pleasant fresh cineolic odour with a hint of a citrus note (which becomes more pronounced after a few minutes) mixed with a slight spicy cinnamon tonality and sweet balsamic undertones. The dry down is very faint being sweet, soapy and woody balsamic.” I would never call it a favorite, as to my nose it smells quite medicinal; however it is much pleasanter than for example, Tea Tree or Niaouli. I have read that Fragonia™ is an ideal replacement for Tea Tree, that it is gentle and safe enough for children and more appealing in aroma. I’ve seen case studies where the use of Fragonia™ oil produced amazing results for people suffering from intractable respiratory infections. There are case studies of Fragonia™ being used very effectively in cases of bacterial tonsillitis. It is said to be antimicrobial as well as helpful with Candida infections. It is also said to be a powerful anti-inflammatory and pain reliever, and especially helpful with the pain associated with arthritis as well as muscle and joint pain. Dr. Pénoël strongly recommends it for all respiratory disorders, whether in sinus areas or in the lungs. It is also said to stimulate and enhance the immune system. Surprisingly though, this oil seems to have amazingly strong emotional effects, having a deep action on the psyche. There are case studies of people with longstanding emotional blockages who were able to find release. The essential oil seems to both release tension and have a relaxing/calming effect on the mind. Dr. Pénoël says that the use of Fragonia™ at bedtime will improve the depth and the relaxing effects of sleep. Several writers have mentioned Fragonia™ essential oil’s effect of bringing peace and inner harmony to those using it. Robbi Zeck has written this reflection on Fragonia in The Blossoming Heart. At first, Nature’s Gift’s Christi was much more enthusiastic about this new oil than I was. However, when she created her Relax Synergy that became an immediate favorite of mine, and using it lead to my growing appreciation for the balancing and respiratory effects of Fragonia. My grandson has found that it seems to e

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Nature’s Gift
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Agonis fragrans
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Relative density @ 20°C 0.898 0.85 to0.95%No comparable range0 matched historical reportsContext not comparable
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