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Benzion
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Latin
Name |
Styrax
Benzion |
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Family |
Styraceae |
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Origin |
Styrax
Benzion Tree. Really a resin |
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Note |
Base |
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Contra-Indications |
None |
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Physiological
Uses |
- Skin
- lesions, chapped hands and chilblains
- Respiratory System
- warming oil for colds, flu, coughs, sore throat and loss of
voice
- Cardio-vascular System - aids circulation
- Muscular
- arthritis and gout
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Emotional
Uses |
Warming
and soothing, good for sadness and loneliness
Avoid if concentration |
| Points
of Interest |
Benzion
resin is a solid and although it can be melted for use, it is often
dissolved in alcohol. This addition of a solvent is a form of contamination.
Benzion is an ingredient of Friar's Balsam |
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Blends
well with |
Rose,
Sandalwood, Bergamot, Frankincense, Lemon |
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