Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus) Essential Oil

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Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus) Essential Oil

Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus) Essential Oil

Product Description

Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus) Essential Oil
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Plant description

Latin Name : Artemisia dracunculus
English Name : Tarragon, dragon’s wort
French Name : Estragon, herbe dragon, armoise âcre
Family : Compositae (Asteracea)
Origin : Hungary, France

History and Origin

 This perennial plant originates from the Steppes of Central Asia. Dracunculus meaning “little dragon”, its name recalls the mystery and legend surrounding dragon’s wort. Indeed, several legends speak of the plant, among other things, as being able to attract favors and as a remedy against snake bites. Around 1000, it was used by the Arabs for its digestive and antispasmodic properties. Today, tarragon is commonly used in the kitchen and grown by gardeners. It pleasantly cheers up sauces and fish meals.

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Aromatherapy Data Sheet

Distilled Part : Aerial part
Extraction : Steam distillation
Main Components : Phenols monomethyl-ethers: chavicol (60-75%), anethol, coumarines
Oil Characteristics : Clear liquid of a pale yellow-green color with the typical aroma of tarragon.

Energetic and Emotional Effect

Emergency remedy against emotional shocks. It awakens the life force in us and creates an aura of protection. It also helps overcoming fears and staying in the present.

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Uses

Culinary

It is used as an aromatic, mainly with fish.

Hints

Heartburn (pyrosis)

Grate finely a small white cabbage. Peel and dice three Granny Smith apples. In a bowl, blend a container of yogurt (bifidus added) with a tablespoon of soy sauce, pepper, and one drop of tarragon essential oil in a tablespoon of olive oil. Add cabbage, apples and a handful of raisins. Serve chilled.

Hiccup and digestive spasms

Place four American plaice in a vegetable parchment. Baste with the juice of one lemon and 100ml of white wine. Add two drops of tarragon oil diluted in one tablespoon of olive oil. Add salt and pepper. Put in foil parcels and bake at 350° for 20 minutes. Serve with basmati rice.

Colitis (irritable bowel)

Peel four pears (Williams). In a pan, pour 250ml of water, and add four tablespoons of honey as well as the juice of one lemon. Bring to boil and let evaporate for 10 minutes or until it takes the texture of a syrup. Add tarragon essential oil (one drop).
Put pears to cook in the syrup for 20 minutes. Serve lukewarm or chilled.
(Recipes from Danièle Festy, see « References »)

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Safety

  • None when respecting physiological doses
  • Avoid during pregnancy and breast-feeding

Chromatography

Lot B-ARDRFRA07R (2016/06)

France 

Phenol methyl ether: methyl chavicol (79,982 %)

Monoterpenes: cis β-ocimene (7,406 %), trans β-ocimene (7,012 %)

 

Lot B-ARDRFRA12R (2016/06)

France 

Phenol methyl ether: methyl chavicol (79,982 %)

Monoterpenes: cis β-ocimene (7,406 %), trans β-ocimene (7,012 %) 

 

Lot B-ARDRIRN05S (n.d.)

Iran 

Phenol methyl ether: methyl chavicol (72,49 %)

Monoterpenes: cis β-ocimene (10,22 %), trans β-ocimene (9,63 %) 

 

Lot BARDRHON01U (n.d.)

Hungary

Phenol methyl ether: methyl chavicol (78,68 %)

Monoterpenes: cis β-ocimene (8,95 %), trans β-ocimene (3,75 %) 

 

Lot BARDRHUN05V (2020/08)

Hungary

Phenol methyl ether: methyl chavicol (78,8 %)

Monoterpenes: cis β-ocimene (8,6 %), limonene (6,2 %) 

 

Lot BARDRHUN04X (2022/04)

Hungary

Phenol methyl ether: methyl chavicol (77,78 %)

Monoterpenes: trans β-ocimene (7,82 %), cis β-ocimene (7,61 %)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Documentation and References

  • 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
  • MES RECETTES DE CUISINE AUX HUILES ESSENTIELLES: Plaisir, santé et minceur,Danièle Festy, Éditions LEDUC.S EDITIONS
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