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Aromatherapy Essential Oil of CedarwoodTo see which essential oils may help a specific condition, select the condition and press Find or show entire list of aromatherapy essential oils. Essential Oil of Cedarwood (Cedrus atlantica) Abbr: C/W [to top of page] Sourced and distilled in the beautiful Atlas Mountains, Cedrus atlantica is one of the rare Cedarwood species from Morocco. Supports nervous, respiratory, muscle, and joint function while promoting feelings of relaxation. Also assists against acne associated with teenagers and loss of hair associated with old age. Note: Base. Odour of Essential Oil of Cedarwood: Warm, camphorous and woody. Colour of Essential Oil of Cedarwood: Yellow, orange or amber. Source of Essential Oil of Cedarwood: Wood, sawdust, twigs.. Method of Extraction of Cedarwood: Steam distillation. Properties of Essential Oil of Cedarwood: Antibacterial, Antiseptic, Aphrodisiac, Astringent, Diuretic, Expectorant, Fungicide, Mucolytic, Sedative, Stimulant. Actions of Essential Oil of Cedarwood: Insect repellent. Circulatory: Fluid retention, tonic - general. Genito-Urinary: Bladder inflammation, fluid retention, leucorrhea, thrush, urinary tract infection. Lymphatic: Water retention. Muscular: Aches and pains. Nervous: Anxiety, depression, fainting, stress related problems. Reproduction: Aphrodisiac. Respiratory: Bronchitis, catarrh, congestion, cough, respiratory problems. Skeletal: Arthritis, bone healing, joint pain, rheumatism. Skin: Acne, alopecia areata, dandruff, dermatitis, eczema, fungal infection, hair loss, psoriasis, skin infection. Medical Terms: Alopecia areata, arthritis, leucorrhea. Mental/Emotional Symptoms: Anxiety, calming, depression, tension. Contra-Indications for Cedarwood: Severe cedar allergies. Pregnancy. Comments on Cedarwood: Cedarwood may have been the first essential oil to be used by the Egyptians in the embalming and mummification process.~It was also one of the ingredients of "mithridat", a famous poison antidote that was used for centuries.~Native to the Atlas Mountains of Algeria and cultivated in Morocco, this oil has a rich aromatic scent that is particularly pleasing in skin formulations.~In addition, the respiratory effects of Cedarwood are remarkable and it is also an excellent insect repellant. [Print this data on the essential oil of Cedarwood] Sharon (Question?) (About Sharon) | ||
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