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Chamomile German (Matricaria recutita) Essential Oil

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Chamomile German (Matricaria recutita) Essential Oil

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Plant description

Latin Name :	Matricaria recutita
English Name :	German chamomile, Wild chamomile
French Name :	Camomille allemande, matricaire camomille, camomille sauvage, camomille vraie
Family :	Asteraceae (Compositae)
Origin :	Hungary, France

History and Origin

There are many kinds of chamomile not to be confused: German chamomile (Matricaria recutita), Roman chamomile (Chamaemelum nobile) and Feverfew (Chrysanthemum parthenium). German chamomile grows along roads and in field edges. It has scented flowers with white petals and yellow hearts. For peoples of Northern Europe, the yellow disc of the flower represents the sun. Its Latin name Matricaria comes from "matri" which means mother because the plant was mainly used to treat "women’s problems".

Distilled Part :	Flower Tops
Extraction :	Steam distillation
Oil Characteristics :	Pale yellow liquid with a suave and herbaceous smell.

Energetic and Emotional Effect

Solar plexus action. Lavender calms irritations associated with power confrontations and interpersonal relationships. It also calms anxious people and anger in general.

Uses

Culinary

To perfume desserts, compotes, beverages, salads, sauces, etc.

Environment

In diffusion, it soothes and calms children as well as adults.

You can add a few drops in the last rinse cycle of your washing machine and pour a few drops on clay balls that you will keep in your closets and drawers.

Skincare

In the crafting of cosmetics such as after-shaves or products such as daily care creams.

Hints

For congestion

Massage around the ear and lymphatic nodes with a few drops, pure or diluted in vegetable oil.

To calm anxiety and stress episodes

Apply five or six drops on the solar plexus (diaphragm) and massage while breathing slowly and profoundly.

To ease sleep

Mix one drop of essential oil in two table spoons of maple syrup. In your mixer, blend 500ml of plain yogurt with 250ml of water until you get a frothy texture. Add the maple syrup and lavender blend and drink fresh just before going to bed.

Safety

None known under physiological dosages.

Chromatography

Lot : B-LALATESP04Q (2014-06)

Spain

Monoterpenol : linalool (41,46 %)

Terpene oxide : 1,8 cineole (25,03 %)

Ketone : camphor (11,36 %)

Lot B-LALATESP07R (2016/06)

Spain

Monoterpenol : linalool (39,84 %)

Terpene oxide : 1,8 cineole (27,87 %)

Ketone : camphor (11,66 %)

Lot B-LALATESP09R (2016/05)

Spain

Monoterpenol: linalool (36,78 %)

Terpene oxide: 1,8 cineole (28,13 %)

Ketone: camphor (10,85 %)

Lot B-LALATESP09S (2018/08)

Spain

Monoterpenol: linalool (40,14 %)

Terpene oxide: 1,8 cineole (27,92 %)

Ketone: camphor (11,98 %)

Lot B-LALATESP10T (2018/08)

Spain

Monoterpenol: linalool (40,14 %)

Terpene oxide: 1,8 cineole (27,92 %)

Ketone: camphor (11,98 %)

Lot BLALATESP12U (2019/08)

Spain

Monoterpenol: linalool (39,32 %)

Terpene Oxide: 1,8 cineole + beta-phellandrene (27,82 %)

Ketone: camphor (11,84 %)

Lot BLALATESP06V (2020/09)

Spain

Monoterpenol: linalool (39,66 %)

Terpene Oxide: 1,8 cineole (27,91 %)

Ketone: camphor (11,82 %)

Lot BLALATESP06X (2023/03)

Spain

Monoterpenol: linalool (40,82 %)

Terpene Oxide: 1,8 cineole (29,03 %)

Ketone: camphor (10,57 %)

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