EUCALYPTUS PEPPERMINT GUM OIL
- Chemical Family
- Essential Oils
Eucalyptus Peppermint Gum Oil is recommended primarily for respiratory infections. It is used with equal parts Tea Tree and Lavender Tea Tree (Rosalina) for an aromatic profusion blend for direct application to the chest and back of sufferers of chronic bronchitis or acute bronchial infection. Helps to slow breathing, useful in anti-asthma applications, and is a bronchial dilator.
Product families
- Essential Oils
Other characteristics
- Brand
- EUCALYPTUS
- Benefit Claims
- Anti-Fungal, Anti-Viral
- Anti-Fungal
- Anti-Viral
- Labeling Claims
- Naturally Derived, Plant-Based
- Naturally Derived
- Plant-Based
- Ingredient Origin
- Natural Origin, Non-Animal Origin, Plant Origin
- Natural Origin
- Non-Animal Origin
- Plant Origin
- Usage
It is also useful for unproductive coughs. Synthetic menthol is derived from the piperitone of this chemotype. Combines well with other Australian oils such as Kunzea, Lemon Myrtle, and Rosalina for an effective respiratory blend. piperitone – a ketone known to be anti-asthmatic and herbicidal1,8-cineole – anti-bronchitic, antiseptic, antitussive, CNS-stimulant, expectorant, and respiratory anti-inflammatoryalpha-pinene – anti-inflammatory, cancer-preventive, can cause skin irritation to sensitive skinalpha-phellandrene – said to be hyperthermic and can irritate skin, readily absorbed via skin, ingestion may cause vomiting and diarrhea, also a known insectiphilepara-cymene – is known to be antifungal, antiviral, anti-flu, analgesic, anti-rheumatic, fungicidal, insectifugal. Plant Part Used: Leaves and twigs
- Technology
- Cosmetic Ingredients
- Available Quantities
- Available quantities (KG): 1, 5, 10, 20, 180
- Identification and Functionality
- Scientific Name
- Eucalyptus dives
- Farming Method
- Conventional
- Extraction Method
- Steam distilled (water)
