Eucalyptus, or Eucalyptus radiata, has been used traditionally as insect repellent, as well as for oral hygiene and to support the body’s natural defenses against respiratory infections. For centuries, the Australian Aborigines have treated wounds and infections with Eucalyptus leaves. The species has strong disinfectant properties.

Eucalyptus oil offers a number of therapeutic benefits; but you may be wondering what these benefits are. In this book, we’ll take a closer look at the history of eucalyptus and its many uses.

Main Properties of Eucalyptus Essential Oil:
Antioxidant, Antibacterial, Antiviral, Antifungal, Anti-inflammatory, Anti-catarrhal, Expectorant

Common Medicinal Uses:
Skin Care, Cold & Flu, Disinfectant, Allergies/Sinus Issues, Respiratory Issues, Supporting Wound Health, Cooling Properties, Sore Muscles, Insect Repellant, Oral Health, Immune System, Hair Care

Pure Supportive Remedies:
Arterial Vasodilator, Asthma, Blood Circulation (Brain), Bronchitis, Congestion, Cooling, Cough, Diabetes, Disinfectant, Dysentery, Emphysema, Expectorant, Fever, Flu, Hypoglycemia, Inflammation, Inflammation (Ear), Inflammation (Iris), Jet Lag, Kidney Stones, Lice, Measles, Neuralgia, Neuritis, Pain, Pneumonia, Respiratory Viruses, Rhinitis, Shingles, Sinusitis, Sore Muscles, Tennis Elbow, Tuberculosis

Blends Include:
Bug Spray, Chest Rub, Clarifying Head Steam, Colds, Colds & Flu Daytime Relief, Coughs, Head Lice Solution, Pre-Game Sports Rub, Refresher, Rubbing Oil for Painful Joints, Sinus & Chest Congestion Relief, Sinus Congestion, Shea Butter, Sore Muscles Massage Oil, Vapor Rub

Eucalyptus Essential Oil Studies Included:
Study 1 – Antibacterial Properties
Study 2 – Antimicrobial Properties
Study 3 – Insecticide
Study 4 – Antifungal Properties
Study 5 – Anti-Inflammatory Properties
Study 6 – Anti-Inflammatory Properties
Study 7 – Food Preservative
Study 8 – Antitumor Properties

Learn how to use Eucalyptus Essential Oil safely and effectively in this special research book.