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Lemon |
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Latin
Name
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Cirtum
Limonum
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Family
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Rutaceae
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Origin
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Oil
obtained from rind of fruit - mainly from Sicily. Can be mechanically
or hand processed - latter is best.
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Note
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Top
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Chemical
Constituents
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Geramiol,
Linanol, Limonene
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Contra-Indications
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None
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Physiological
Uses
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- Cardio-vascular System
- varicose veins (lemon : cypress Ratio 1:1)
- Urinary
System - helps kidneys
- Head
- eases conjunctivitis, mouth ulcers and laryngitis
- Muscular
- eases rheumatism and arthritis
- Obesity
- lowers tissue congestion
- Respiratory
System- helps asthma, catarrh, colds and flu
- Skin
- helps boils, broken capillaries, greasy skin, insect bites,
mouth ulcers and wrinkles
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Emotional
Uses
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Uplifting
and cooling
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Points
of Interest
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Lemon
Tea - clears out system and stimulates white blood corpuscles.
Blends well with Neroli and Lavender
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Blends
well with
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Neroli
and Geranium
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