ROSEMARY (Rosmarinus officianalis)
Different oils are produced from the same species depending on where and how they are grown. Chemotypes include camphor (from Spain), Cineole (from France and Tunisia), verbenon (Corsica). Small amounts are produced in England and other European countries. Steam distilled from flowers and leaves.
SAFETY: Rosmarinus officianalis CT-cineole is safe for pregnancy in low dilution. Avoid other chemotypes during pregnancy. Contains low ketones. Classification: ketone (ct-cineole classification: oxide)
USAGE HISTORY: Established usage in ancient cultures, including Greek, Roman, Arabian, and Egyptian cultures. A valued cure and preventative for plague during the Middle Ages in Europe.
PROPERTIES:
- Internal-oral, suppository; topical; inhalation
- Treats indigestion, relieves gas, soothes intestines, increases liver and gall bladder metabolism, aids enlarged liver and liver obstructions, treats constipation (Antispasmodic, carminative, digestive, hepatic, laxative)
- Treats all colds, bronchitis and respiratory infections (Antibacterial, antiviral)
- Rheumatism, arthritis, muscular pain, contracture, paralysis, sprains, tendinitis, connective tissue injuries (Analgesic, anti-inflammatory, regenerative)
- Disinfectant, immune stimulant (Antibacterial, antiseptic)
- Regulates adrenals, eases menstrual cramps
- Normalizes blood pressure, cardio-vascular tonic, aids arteriosclerosis
- Systems: Immune, integumentary, respiratory, digestive, muscular-skeletal, endocrine, reproductive, nervous
PERFUME NOTE: Heart note
EMOTIONAL/SPIRITUAL:
- Improves hearing, sight, speech, all senses
- Stimulates the brain, clears memory and mental fatigue
- Purifies energy field
- Chakra: Opens the throat chakra