Organic essential oil of Marjoram

ESSENTIAL OIL

From the oregano family, marjoram is a perennial aromatic plant that grows mainly in the Mediterranean basin. It has foliage covered with a light down and small white or violet flowers. It has a strong, sweet fragrance. The essential oil of marjoram is obtained by distillation of the flowering aerial parts of marjoram.

EFFECTS

Better to breathe

• Antibacterial: helps fight respiratory infections (bronchitis, sinusitis, rhinitis)

Better digestion

• antispasmodic, helps digestive pain, stomach pain, stomach cramps, ulcers, colitis

Intimacy

• antispasmodic: helps in the fight against menstrual pain

Skin

• Anti-infectivity
• Antibacterial
• Anti-bacterial

Move better

• Anti-inflammatory and analgesic: helps in the fight against joint pain

Sleep and energy

• Helps you fall asleep and improves sleep quality
• Antidepressant
• Anti-fatigue
• Anti-stress
• Combats irritability and mood swings, restlessness, dizziness and drowsiness
• Reassuring in spasmophilia
• Anaphrotic effect: calms excitement

APPLICATIONS

Recommended dosage (according to current European regulations):

• Cooking: 1 to 2 drops per 2 kg or per 2 litres of preparation

Other examples of application:

Diffusion

• A few drops in an electric diffuser (5 to 10 min/h)

Care

• 2 drops on a neutral tablet, sugar or a honey spoon to fight against mental fatigue, respiratory infections or before bedtime so that you can fall asleep

Inhalation

• 8 drops in a bowl of warm water, inhaled for colds

Massage

• 2 drops in a spoonful of vegetable oil for massage in painful areas or solar plexus in case of stress

PRECAUTIONS

• Essential oil of photo-sensitization: Do not expose to the sun after use
• Wash your hands before and after using essential oils
• Do not use in pregnant women during the first 3 months of pregnancy
• Breastfeeding women: ask your doctor for advice
• Not to be used on babies and children under 7 years old
• Do not leave bottles of essential oil within the reach of children