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Eucalyptus Lemon-scented Gum (Eucalyptus citriodora) Essential Oil

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Eucalyptus Blue Gum Rectified (Eucalyptus globulus) Essential Oil

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Rectification is a re-distillation of the essential oil to remove certain chemical compounds. Eucalyptus globulus essential oil is often rectified to reduce its odor and its irritating molecules content. It also contains a controlled rate of 1,8-Cineol higher than 70% which gives it expectorant and mucolytic properties.

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Aromatherapy Data Sheet

Distilled Part :	Flower buds
Extraction :	Steam distillation
Oil Characteristics :	Mobile liquid of a pale yellow to yellow color with a powerful spice smell.
Properties :	Antispasmodic, carminative, expectorant, anti-infectious, wide-spectrum antibacterial+++, antiviral+++, antifungal++, antiparasitic++, antiseptic+++, general stimulant+++, neurotonic, utero-tonic, hypertensive, mild aphrodisiac, skin and pulpal escharotic
Indications :	Dental infections, toothache+++, amygdalitis+++, viral hepatitis+++, spasmodic enterocolitis+++, viral enterocolitis+++, bacterial colitis, cholera, amebic dysentery, amibienne+++, cystitis, salpingitis, metritis+++, viral neuritis, neuralgia+, zona, multiple sclerosis, poliomyelitis, skin parasites, mange++, infected acne, sinusitis, bronchitis, flu, tuberculosis++, malaria, sudamina++ (sweat gland inflammation, itching), hypotension, physical and intellectual asthenia, great fatigue+++, hypotension, complicated delivery, thyroid malfunction, Hodgkin's disease, rheumatoid polyarthritis

Energetic and Emotional Effect

It liberates energies contained in the teeth, mouth and throat chakra. It brings a reflection on the root cause of pain.

Culinary

Widely used in cooking to aromatize various dishes.

Perfumery

A warm smell, fruity, spicy and floral at the time.

Environment

Used in diffusion in small quantities associated with milder oils, it brings a warm smell and a spicy touch.

Skincare

Acne, athlete’s foot, bruises, burns, cuts.

Synergy

Blends well with ylang-ylang, lavender, rose, clary sage, bergamot and laurel.

Hints

Put one drop on each wrist and both sides of your neck to repel mosquitoes. Clove is particularly efficient with black flies.

Safety

None known under physiological dosages although it should be used with moderation externally since it can be irritating for the skin. It is always good to do a test or to dilute in vegetable oil before use.

Chromatography

Lot B-EUCAMDG08Q

Madagascar

Phenol: eugenol (78,29 %)

Ester: eugenyl acetate (11,55 %)

Sesquiterpenes: caryophyllene (4,96 %), α-humulene (0,609 %)

Lot B-EUCALKA11R

Sri Lanka

Phenol: eugenol (80,50 %)

Ester: eugenyl acetate (12,76 %)

Lot BEUCAMDG10S (2017/12)

Madagascar

Phenol: eugenol (80,86 %)

Ester: eugenyl acetate (13,23 %)

Sesquiterpenes: β-caryophyllene (3,79 %), α-humulene (0,46 %)

Lot BEUCACLMDG08T (2018/07)

Madagascar

Phenol: eugenol (81,36 %)

Ester: eugenyl acetate (13,71 %)

Sesquiterpenes: β-caryophyllene (3,17 %), α-humulene (0,40 %)

Lot BEUCACLMDG11U (2020/05)

Madagascar

Phenol: eugenol (73,6 %)

Ester: eugenyl acetate (17,22 %)

Sesquiterpenes: β-caryophyllene (6,64 %), α-humulene (0,79 %)

Lot BEUCACLMDG09V (2021/05)

Madagascar

Phenol: eugenol (84,4 %)

Ester: eugenyl acetate (10,4 %)

Sesquiterpenes: β-caryophyllene (3,7 %), α-humulene (0,4 %)

FRANCHOMME, Pierre, and Docteur D. PÉNOËL, “L’AROMATHÉRAPIE EXACTEMENT”, Roger Jollois, p. 380-381
EIDSON, Deborah, “LA GUÉRISON VIBRATOIRE”, Guy Trédaniel, p. 148-152
FESTY, Danièle, “MES RECETTES DE CUISINE AUX HUILES ESSENTIELLES: Plaisir, santé et minceur”, Leduc, p. 42
LAWLESS, Julia, “The Complete Illustrated Guide to AROMATHERAPY: A Practical Approach to the Use of Essential Oils for Health and Well-being”, Element, p. 207

Plant description

Latin Name :	Eucalyptus citriodora, since 1995, the Latin name has become: Corymbia citriodora
English Name :	Eucalyptus Lemon-scented Gum
French Name :	Eucalyptus citronné
Family :	Myrtaceae
Origin :	Madagascar, Brazil

History and Origin

Eucalyptus (derived from the Greek words eu: well and caluptos: to cover) are native to Australia and Tasmania. They dominate the Australian forests at 95 % with more than six hundred species. Eucalyptus have a wide range of coping mechanisms and they grow fast. These qualities allow to be present in many different environments.

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