Latin Name

Citrus

Family

Rutaceae

Origin

Expression of fruit peel

Note

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Contra-Indications

Photo-toxic - not to be used before exposure to sun or sunbed

Physiological Uses

• Respiratory System- expectorant
• Digestive System- colic, indigestion, loss of appetite
• Skin - eczema, psoriasis, acne and ulcers where stress is Involved. Relieves chickenpox, shingles and cold sores (combined with eucalyptus). Helps vitiligo. It is an antiseptic. Insect repellent
• Urinary System - cystitis and thrush (use in bath)
• Cooling oil

Emotional Uses

Uplifting and anti-depressant - useful for those who tend to eat a lot when emotionally low

Points of Interest

Constituents of Earl Grey Tea

Blends well with

Lavender, Geranium, Cypress, Jasmine, Neroli