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Eucalyptus |
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Latin
Name
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Eucalpytes
Globulus
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Family
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Melaleuca
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Origin
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From
fresh leaves which are rich in essential oil. There are over
200 species. Found mainly in Australia.
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Note
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Top
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Physiological
Uses
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- Respiratory System
- asthma, bronchitis, catarrh and coughs
- Lowers
temperature
- Skin
- good antiseptic
- Head
- colds, sinus and throat infections. Helped especially
by inhaling.
- Muscular
- anti-inflammatory, good for aches and pains and
rheumatoid
arthritis
- Mild
diuretic that brings temperature down - use cold compress
carefully
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Emotional
Uses
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Clears
head
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Points
of Interest
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There
are several varieties used in aromatherapy, each with slightly
varying properties. Recent research shows that applied as
a rub it penetrates lungs
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Blends
well with
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Lavender,
Benzion and Pine
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