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Nutmeg CO2

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The ultimate nutmeg essence! I put a drop on a perfume strip and said “EGGNOG!” Far sweeter and more complex than any steam-distilled nutmeg essential oil, this CO2 extraction must be used with care. Used in excess it overstimulates the brain and heart, can cause hallucinations and possibly convulsions. I have a tremendous respect for this lovely oil, to the extent that I do NOT allow my staff to “prebottle” more than about 10 bottles of it at a time. I don’t want them exposed to the fumes in excess. However, having said that, the slightest drop of Nutmeg Oil, added to a blend, adds a sweet spicy aphrodisiac note. It’s a mental stimulant, not a relaxer, though. Physically, Nutmeg’s stimulating action is believed by some to aid in asthenia (loss of physical strength, debility). Some sources recommend its use as part of a blend for treating gout, rheumatism, arthritis, etc. I haven’t experimented with this use yet. Emotionally it is invigorating and stimulating, while at the same time, warm and welcoming. Physically, it is said to be an excellent digestive stimulant for those who can not digest food, and a useful oil in treating nausea, vomiting, indigestion, etc. Nutmeg Essential Oil is also said to be an anti-inflammatory, and useful in treating arthritis. In a massage blend it is gently warming and that, coupled with its anti-inflammatory characteristics make it useful in treating sore joints and muscles. Please use this oil with discretion. Please avoid during pregnancy. SHELF LIFE: Approximately 2 to 3 years after you open the bottle. Storing in the dark, refrigerated, and decanting half full bottles into smaller, full bottles will extend shelf life. Certificate of Analysis: 2013 GE-451422 Batch #GE-861425 Batch #GE-59092 Batch #DE-59340 (Current batch) Nutmeg blends beautifully with the sweeter citrus oils, with other spices, Bay, Geranium, Petitgrain, and Ylangylang. Myristica fragrans, wildcrafted fruit from Germany, CO2 extracted in Germany. – Mental stimulant and aphrodisiac – Emotionally invigorating and stimulating, warm and welcoming – Digestive stimulant – Anti-inflammatory

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beta PineneCAS 127-91-39.60%No comparable range0 matched historical reportsContext not comparable
LimoneneCAS 138-86-33.00%No comparable range0 matched historical reportsContext not comparable
SabineneCAS 3387-41-52.10%No comparable range0 matched historical reportsContext not comparable
Myrcene1.80%No comparable range0 matched historical reportsContext not comparable
delta 3-CareneCAS 13466-78-90.49%No comparable range0 matched historical reportsContext not comparable
LinaloolCAS 78-70-60.20%No comparable range0 matched historical reportsContext not comparable
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