Saro (Cinnamosma fragrans) Essential Oil

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Saro (Cinnamosma fragrans) Essential Oil

Saro (Cinnamosma fragrans) Essential Oil

Product Description

Saro (Cinnamosma fragrans) Essential Oil
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Plant description

Latin Name : Cinnamosma fragrans
English Name : Mandravasarotra, saro
French Name : Saro, mandravasarotra
Family : Cannellaceae
Origin : Madagascar

History and Origin

 Indigenous to Madagascar, mandravasarotra is evergreen and very aromatic. It typically grows under vegetative cover in dense and dry forests. It can grow up to five meters high and is recognizable by its glossy leaves. Saro is also called “mandravasarotra” meaning, in Malagasy, “that keeps illnesses away”, and representing a generic term applied to plants used to neutralize spells. Locals also use it as a tonic before any action requiring great physical effort. Traditionally, Malagasies use it for its respiratory, anti-infectious and immune-stimulating properties. It is a plant that stimulates the body’s natural defenses. Roots are used against coughing, asthma and dysenteries. A liquid extracted from the leaves serves for its highly effective healing properties in the treatment of wounds and abscesses. Presently, the production of saro is organized by Aroma Forest through a partnership with the NGO L'Homme et l'Environnement in order to support local communities in the North-West of Madagascar and the conservation of the natural environment. Today, Saro is known for its major therapeutic properties and presented a growing number of aromatherapy books. Gas chromatography analysis indicates that saro is a close relative of Cinnamomum camphora, also from Madagascar, but more hardly viable as a production. Their chemical components are very similar. Pharmacological research in the United-States seems to indicate that some of the molecules of saro essential oil possess innovative therapeutic indications relating to the formation of memory, appetite and emotions regulation, etc. ». This research also demonstrates antioxidant and anti-ageing effects that can be put to contribution in the preparation of anti-wrinkle lotions.

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Aromatherapy Data Sheet

Distilled Part : Leaves
Extraction : Steam distillation
Main Components : 1-8 cineol, monoterpenes, linalol and limonene (about 15% total)
Oil Characteristics : Clear and fluid liquid, colorless or pale yellow. Pleasant, green and warm cineol smell.

Energetic and Emotional Effect

The saro is calming, it helps you sleep. It is a nervous rebalancing agent. The saro is said to protect against attacks. This also applies to the psychological level.

Uses

Environment

 Saro can be used in a diffuser to prevent and heal all kinds of viral infections. Pleasant in smell, it can also be included in products of personal hygiene and cleaning products to maintain a clean environment.

Skincare

 This oil is mild and well tolerated that can easily be used in skin application products.

Hints

For throat confort : it is recommended to take one or two drops in a spoonful of honey.

Safety

  • Saro does not present toxicity when physiological dosage is respected.
  • It is advised to avoid consuming it during the first three months of pregnancy.

Chromatography

Lot B-CIFRMDG07R (2016/06)

Madagascar

Terpene oxide: 1,8 cineole (38,03 %)

Monoterpenes: limonene (12,19 %), β-pinene (7,88 %), sabinene (5,81 %), α-pinene (4,69 %)

Documentation and References

  • HECT, Huiles essentielles chémotypées et leurs synergies, ZHIRI A. et BAUDOUX D.
  • Pêcheur de lune, Le Saro, http://pescalune.canalblog.com/archives/2005/12/21/1123200.html Réf. : LEMESLE, Simon. (page consultée le 10 mai 2010)
  • Aroma-Forest, Les huiles essentielles de Madagascar: le Saro, http://www.huiles-essentielles-madagascar.com/saro-cinamosma-fragrans.html (page consultée le 10 mai 2010)
  • L'Homme et l'Environnement, Le Saro (Cinnamosma fragrans), http://www.madagascar-environnement.com/cinnamosma-fragrans-mandravasarotra .html (page consultée le 10 mai 2010)
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