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- 2. According to traditional Chinese medicine, eucalyptus is an exceptional remedy for clearing lung-phlegm and wind-heat. It is used to enhance breathing, making it beneficial during the onset of flu or fever, sore throat, the common cold, sinusitis, and bronchitis. It is also commonly used to help with asthma and bronchitis.
- 3. Eucalyptus Immune System Boost 2 drops eucalyptus globulus 2 drops lavender 1/2 cup sea salt Blend thoroughly before using. A good use for this blend is in the bath where you could have a good hot soak for about 15 to 20 minutes.
- 4. A very cleansing plant, eucalyptus is considered to be an herb of purification. Tip: Want to purify the air you breathe? Eucalyptus oil purifies your environment. In a diffuser, it will kill germs in the air and reduce the number of airborne bacteria.
- 5. The original oil introduced to Europe was extracted from eucalyptus peperita and soon became known as Sydney peppermint. During World War I, eucalyptus oil was in huge demand as it was used to help control a meningitis outbreak, and in 1919 it was used to help control influenza.
- 6. Eucalyptus has a predominately stimulating effect on the nervous system and therefore should assist those suffering from depression, stress, and lethargy. Tip: If you are strained, tense, or frazzled, try creating an aroma mist spray with balancing oils.
- 7. Add fifteen to twenty drops of eucalyptus, geranium, or bergamot to one ounce of distilled water in a dark glass spray bottle. Mist yourself when feeling stressed. This should help immediately! Additionally, eucalyptus is used to relieve muscular aches and pains.
- 8. Today, eucalyptus oil continues to be a familiar ingredient in chest rubs, general antiseptics, decongestants, and cough remedies. It is also commonly found in muscle and joint ointments, as the oil is particularly effective in treating aches and pains of a “cold” nature, such as rheumatic pains.
- 9. Various modes of application include topical, such as massage, compress, bath, and skin care, as well as direct inhalation, diffusers, and vaporizers.