Pranarom Cinnamon | P-E10, 5 ml

DESCRIPTION MAIN PROPERTIES: Anaesthetic • Antiseptic • Antispasmodic • Aphrodisiac • Cardiac • Carminative • Emmenagogue • Haemostatic • Insecticide • Stimulant • Stomachic • Vermifuge THE EXPERT’S ADVICE: External administration possible in dilution from 1%-20% maximum of CTEO in a vegetable oil such as Apricot Kernel, Hazelnut, etc. Cinnamon oil is an exceptional anti-infectious agent, but it is difficult to use because of its high dermocausticity which restricts its use to knowledgeable and careful users. Its extreme potency should be reserved for acute, severe and difficult cases, where other essential oils have already proven ineffective. NOTE: Skin irritation (dermocaustic) frequent if used pure. Always dilute, never use pure. USEFUL RECIPE: Winter blend: add 2 drops of Cinnamon bark oil + 10 drops of Sweet Orange + 3 drops of Balsam Fir in a Pranarom Diffuser. Used in aromatherapy for the symptomatic relief of colds, sinusitis and sore throat. Used in aromatherapy as an antispasmodic for the relief of digestive problems such as sluggish digestion, intestinal cramps, flatulence and diarrhea. INGREDIENTS: Cinnamomum verum* (Cinnamon bark essential oil) (bark) 100% DOSAGE: Adults (18 years and older): Direct inhalation: apply 1-6 drops of undiluted essential oil to handkerchief or tissue and inhale occasionally up to 3 times per day. For occasional use only. Not for oral use. Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes; if this happens, rinse thoroughly with vegetable oil. Store at room temperature. For use in an essential oil diffuser: 1-6 drops can be added undiluted into the diffuser (ultrasonic, atmospheric).