Eucalyptus Globulus

Well, here we go, it’s Fall season.  Well not exactly for folks in FL, it’s still 90 degrees! But for those who are feeling the chill and maybe a sniffle it’s time to diffuse Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus globulus) essential oil. 

Best known for its therapeutic actions of antibacterial, analgesic, antiseptic, decongestant, astringent, expectorant, febrifuge, antirheumatic, antispasmodic and antineuralgic.   Perfect to diffuse in the air to help with bronchitis, coughs, decongestant, respiratory infections, sinus infections/congestion and colds ;  dilute and use topically to relieve insect bites , muscular aches and pains, and help headaches. Those with asthma, epilepsy or hypertension use caution as the aroma of Eucalyptus may be over stimulating.

It’s also good for purifying the air not just from germs but from negative energy.  The aroma is somewhat sharp , and camphor like. A history tidbit: Back in World War 1 eucalyptus oil was in high demand because it was used to help control meningitis outbreak and was used for the influenza virus of 1919.   

Spiritually speaking since Eucalyptus has an affinity for the lungs, it’s a good oil to diffuse to help with sadness to help restore a positive outlook. It’s a scent of newness  and freedom.

For the home or office diffuse pure plant essential oils of eucalyptus, lemon, and thyme  to purify the air of germs.  Remember synthetic won’t do what pure plant essential oils do!

Thanks for reading!

Namaste,

Cris 

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