Cajeput Oil

Listing ID #4908964

Source of cajuput oil :
Also sometimes generally known as the white-colored tea shrub, the cajuput shrub comes from the Malayan seaside flatlands.
An time tested, strenuous increasing shrub, it can achieve 30 metres (98 feet) and has a white-colored soft debris with a twisted footwear. It is known in historical Indian as Kayaputi and was also recognized in the Eastern for all its uses.
Not only was it used as an element for beauty products and fragrances, it was also well known for its germ killing qualities and was a conventional solution for the abdomen, for rheumatism, cholera and as an pesticide.
Conventional Use :
It is known for producing a feeling of comfort. In Sydney the mashed results in and branches have been utilized in traditional medicinal practises applications.
Properties :
Medication, anti-bacterial, anti-microbial, antineuralgic, germ killing, antispasmodic, carminative, diaphoretic, expectorant, febrifuge, pesticide, sudorific, pick-me-up, vulnerary.
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