We already know quite a lot about tarragon - how to grow tarragon at home , its chemical composition , uses in medicine . Essential oil of tarragon also has many beneficial properties.
tarragon oil
Properties of tarragon essential oil:
- anthelminthic;
- anti-inflammatory;
- antipyretic;
- antispasmodic;
- diuretic;
- carminative;
- antiseptic;
- antiviral;
- calming;
- tonic;
- anticancer.
It has a strengthening effect on the nervous system and promotes healthy sleep. In cases of rheumatism, it soothes and alleviates pain. It activates mental activity.
It affects the cardiovascular system by normalizing blood supply in small blood vessels and capillaries, strengthening the heart muscle.
Tarragon oil is effective against tuberculosis and various respiratory diseases.
It increases appetite, acts as an antiemetic and cholagogue, and is effective for bloating, dyspepsia, hiccups, and spasms, promoting better digestion of food.
It alleviates conditions associated with gout by eliminating uric acid. It helps heal purulent wounds.
It has a beneficial effect on the female body - normalizes the menstrual cycle, relieves menstrual cramps, and helps with infertility and menopause.
Applications
- Aroma lamps: 3-5 drops in water, for a small room, no longer than 40 minutes.
- Hot inhalations: 1-2 drops, duration of the procedure 5-10 minutes.
- Cold inhalations: duration 5-7 minutes.
- Aroma medallion: 1-2 drops.
- Sauna: 4-6 drops for 15 square meters.
- Baths: 5-7 drops for 10-15 minutes at a water temperature of 37°C.
- Massage, rubbing: 3-5 drops in 20 ml of base oil (pain-relieving effect for rheumatism and neuralgia).
- Applications: 7-8 drops.
- Compresses: 5-6 drops in 10 ml of vegetable oil.
- Douche: 3 drops applied to 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda and dissolved in 100-200 ml of warm boiled water.
- Enrichment of cosmetic products: 2-3 drops in 10 g of base.
- Internally: 1 drop with 1 teaspoon of honey 1-2 times a day after meals.
- To enhance flavor as a seasoning for soups, salads, and sauces: 1 drop in oil, vinegar, or salt.
