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Cedarwood |
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Latin
Name |
Juniperus
Virginiana (Red)
Cedrus Atlantica (White) |
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Family |
Cupressaceae/Pinaceae |
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Origin |
Red
- Large red cedar tree, conifer North America
White - Morocco - similar therapeutic properties |
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Note |
Base |
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Contra-Indications |
Not
in pregnancy |
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Physiological
Uses |
- Respiratory System - expectorant properties, eases
bronchitis, cough ,and catarrah (cedarwood has a
drying effect)
- Urinary
System - tonic and antiseptic for urinary infections e.g.
cystitis
- Tonic
for nervous and endocrine systems
- Skin
- mild astringent, antiseptic and helps acne/dandruff
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Emotional
Uses |
Helps
nervous tension - calming & soothing |
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Points
of Interest |
Used
in incense for meditation i.e. Tibetan Temples
Used in wooden furniture - very aromatic
Odour repels moths, ants etc |
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