Cypress Essential Oil

Product Details Scientific Name: Cupressus Sempervirens L Origin: Spain Plant Part: Needles Scent: Fresh, Herbaceous, Woody and Slightly Coniferous Color: Pale Yellow Consistency: Thin Perfumery Note: Middle Initial Aroma Strength: Medium Extraction Method: Steam Distilled Cypress Essential Oil: Uses, Benefits, and Blends Cypress Essential Oil is one of the strongest, yet gentlest essential oils there is. Its beautiful, sharp, pungent fragrance is invigorating and uplifting, but its most powerful effect is on bodily fluids. Read on to learn how to use Cypress Essential Oil for puffy eyes, bedwetting, and menstrual bloating and pain. Cypress Essential Oil Benefits: Component Breakdown a-Pinene and B-Pinene: In a scientific study published in Molecules magazine in 2019, Salehi et al. proclaimed a-Pinene and B-Pinene as “ A Miracle Gift of Nature”, citing their actions as including antibiotic resistance modulation, anticoagulant, antitumor, antimicrobial, antimalarial, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, anti-Leishmania, and analgesic effects. delta-3-Carene - has a sweet, pungent scent of pine and wood and is believed to improve bone health and aid mental clarity. Cedrol - In vitro studies prove cedrol to have anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, antiseptic astringent, diuretic, sedative, insecticidal, antifungal and tonic properties. a-Terpinyl Acetate - This may contribute to Cardamom’s antioxidant benefits. Terpinolene- Thought to have antifungal and antibacterial effects that often lead to it being added to soaps. (+)- Limonene - appears mainly in essential oils that have been expressed from citrus fruit rinds, but also in some conifer resins. It is very good at cleaning things, able to dissolve oily residues, so is often found in cleaning products. In the same way, it has mild effects on thick conditions in the body, like phlegm, and can sometimes be indicated for bronchitis. Limonene also has a vital part to play in the insecticidal actions of trees. What is Cypress Essential Oil Good For? Historical successes of using Cypress Essential Oil have included: Refreshing Diuretic, so it flushes the system out Menstrual problems, menstrual pain, and, of course, bloating Menopausal symptoms and pain Headaches caused by too much TV, computer, or office static Cypress Essential Oil is astringent, so it is cleansing to oily skin and hair Emotional and Mental Healing from Cypress Essential Oil Cypress Essential Oil is extracted from the tree whose name is Sempervirens “A lways Living”. The tree played an important part in ancient healing o n an emotional and physical level. For a change, we’ll do the physical stuff last, because spiritual medicine helps inform Cypress Essential Oil benefits. Cypress Trees and The Ancient Greek God of Medicine In ancient Greece, the god of Medicine was Aesclepius. Aesclepius was born a mortal but had been schooled by the goddess Artemis in the ways of the herbs and was then sent to be educated by the healing centaur Chiron. Aes