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Ravintsara (ct. 1,8-Cineol) (Cinnamomum camphora) Essential Oil

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Ravintsara (ct. 1,8-Cineol) (Cinnamomum camphora) Essential Oil

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Plant description

Latin Name :	Cinnamomum camphora
English Name :	Ravintsara
French Name :	Ravintsara
Family :	Lauraceae
Origin :	Madagascar

History and Origin

Camphor tree is a beautiful evergreen and aromatic tree coming from China, Korea, Japan, Taiwan and a few other countries in South-East Asia. It is well known for the essence that is extracted from the leaves and wood, camphor. The essential oil has been used for very long. It is used for its properties as antiseptic, antiviral and heart tonic. The term originates from the Malagasy language (from raven, the leaf, et tsara, “good”, literally meaning : “the good leaf”).

Distilled Part :	Leaves
Extraction :	Steam distillation
Oil Characteristics :	Clear and mobile liquid, colorless or pale yellow with a fresh and camphoric smell, typical of 1,8-cineol.

Energetic and Emotional Effect

Powerful purification action. Stimulation and purification: Ravensara and patchouli.
Associated with ginger: Powerful dynamiser, on the base chakra, particularly, and that echoes into the throat chakra and enhances the ability to communicate.

Uses

Environment

Diffused, its antiviral effect is very sought after.

Synergy

Camphoric note that blends well with citruses and mint.

Safety

None known
Skin tolerance is outstanding

Chromatography

Lot B-CICAMMDG03Q (2016/02)

Madagascar

Terpene oxide : 1,8 cineole (59,5 %)

Monoterpenes : α-pinene (5,09 %), sabinene (12 %)

Monoterpenol : α-terpineol (6,9 %)

Lot B-CICAMCIMDG09S (2018/05)

Madagascar

Terpene oxide: 1,8 cineole (57,27 %)

Monoterpene: sabinene (16,33 %)

Monoterpenol: α-terpineol (7,02 %)

Lot B-CICAMCIMDG06T (2019/04)

Madagascar

Terpene Oxide: 1,8-Cineol (56,44 %)

Monoterpenes: sabinene (16,77 %), α-pinene (5,25 %)

Monoterpenol: α-terpineol (7,99 %)

Lot BCICAMCIMDG06U (2020/04)

Madagascar

Terpene Oxide: 1,8-Cineol (55,8 %)

Monoterpene: sabinene (14,5 %)

Monoterpenol: α-terpineol (7,7 %)

Lot BCICAMCIMDG06U1 (2020/04)

Madagascar

Terpene Oxide: 1,8-Cineol (56 %)

Monoterpene: sabinene (15 %)

Monoterpenol: α-terpineol (8 %)

Lot BCICAMCIMDG05V (2020/12)

Madagascar

Terpene Oxide: 1,8 Cineole (60,784 %)

Monoterpene: sabinene (14,174 %)

Monoterpenol: α-terpineol (5,659 %)

Lot BCICAMCIMDG06V1 (2021/04)

Madagascar

Terpene Oxide: 1,8 Cineole (59,568 %)

Monoterpene: sabinene (14,925 %)

Monoterpenol: α-terpineol (7,064 %)

Lot BCICAMCIMDG06V (n.d./n.a.)

Madagascar

Terpene Oxide: 1,8 Cineol (53,45 %)

Monoterpene: sabinene (13,98 %)

Monoterpenol: α-terpineol (7,93 %)

Lot BCICAMCIMDG06V (2024/03)

Madagascar

Terpene Oxide: 1,8 Cineol (59,14 %)

Monoterpene: sabinene (12,65 %)

Monoterpenol: α-terpineol (6,81 %)

L’AROMATHÉRAPIE, huiles essentielles du Québec et du monde, Michel Turbide
L’AROMATHÉRAPIE EXACTEMENT, P. Franchomme et Docteur P.Pénoël, Éditions Roger Jollois
LA GUÉRISON VIBRATOIRE, Deborah Eidson

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