Eucalyptus Radiata Essential Oil

Discover Eucalyptus Radiata essential oil, 10ml from Dr.Valnet

Why use Dr.Valnet Eucalyptus Radiata essential oil?

-Clears respiratory passages.

-Mosquito repellent, for body and ambient air.

-Anti-inflammatory, pain relief.

Its properties are very similar to those of Eucalyptus Globulus but its fine and fresh scent is milder.

Eucalyptus Radiata essential oil is renowned for its sanitizing and purifying properties.

How to use Dr.Valnet Eucalyptus Radiata essential oil?

Instructions for use

ORAL USE: YES

Approximately 1 to 3 drops on a neutral tablet or diluted in honey, 1 to 3 times a day.

ON THE SKIN: YES

It can often be used neat, in localized applications.

Otherwise, diluted to about 40 to 70% essential oil in a vegetable oil.

Short massage, rubbing, on the bronchi, chest and back, throat, neck, sinuses, soles of the feet.

It combines well with Niaouli, Ravintsara, Lavender, Thyme linalool or thujanol, and Palmarosa essential oils.

IN DIFFUSION: YES

Eucalyptus Radiata essential oil is diffused to purify the ambient air and the respiratory passages of those present. Alone or in combination. It is very suitable for saunas.

It can often be inhaled from a handkerchief, from the bottle, or in an inhaler.

IN BODY CARE:

1 to 2 ml of Eucalyptus Radiata essential oil can be added to intimate hygiene lotion for daily care.

What is Dr.Valnet Eucalyptus Radiata essential oil?

Eucalyptus radiata

(Myrtaceae family)

A few botanical notes

Native to Australia and New Guinea, this tree with reddish branches, slightly smaller than Eucalyptus globulus, is also characterized by its rapid growth. With an olive green color, its narrow, lance-shaped leaves release a peppermint scent when crushed. Its creamy yellow flowers appear in summer, from October to January. Its fibrous bark, which varies between light grey and brownish-grey, peels off in long strips. Eucalyptus radiata was imported into Europe in the 19th century throughout the Mediterranean basin to drain marshy soils and thus combat mosquito proliferation.

A little history…

It is said that Aborigines once climbed to the tops of trees to harvest the leaves closest to the sun, which they then used as poultices to treat, among other things, cuts and wounds. They also burned them to repel mosquitoes or to purify the air when one of their own was ill.

Another custom: they harvested oil glands growing in clusters, crushed the seeds, and mixed them with a little water. The resulting paste was applied to the forehead of sick people to reduce fever.

Zulu healers, for their part, recommended Eucalyptus radiata to treat coughs, bronchitis, and asthma.

Natives also used to float a small piece of Eucalyptus radiata wood in a jar to clean and purify water.

Dr.Valnet Eucalyptus Radiata Essential Oil: Technical Sheet.