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Cedarwood (Cedrus atlantica) Essential Oil
Therapeutic-grade
Key Constituents:
Alpha-Himachalene (10-20%)
Beta-Himachalene (35-55%)
Gamma-Himachalene (8-15%)
Delta-Cadinene (2-6%)
Medical Properties: Combats hair loss (alopecia areata), antibacterial, lymphatic stimulant.
USES: Hair loss, arteriosclerosis, ADHD, skin problems (acne, eczema)
Fragrant Influence: Stimulates the limbic region of the brain (the center of emotions) stimulates the pineal gland, which releases melatonin.
Application:
(1) Apply on location
(2) Apply to vitaflex points
(3) Directly inhale
(4) Diffuse into the air
(5) Take as a dietary supplement (ONLY IF you have an oil that is approved to be taken internally)
Cedarwood (Cedrus atlantica) Essential Oil is high in sesquiterpenes, which stimulate the limbic part of the brain, the center of emotions and memory. It stimulates the pineal gland, which releases melatonin, thereby improving thoughts, cognition, and memory.
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Chemistry: Sesquiterpenes 98% (the highest of any oil) Sesquiterpene alcohols; Sesquiterpene ketones; Other Sesquiterpenes
Modern Uses: Insect repellent, hair loss, tuberculosis, bronchitis, gonorrhea, skin disorders (acne, psoriasis). Cedarwood is highest known oil in sesquiterpenes (98%) which can deprogram misinformation and bring oxygen to cellular levels. Enhances deep sleep (melatonin stimulant), emotional releases, promotes mental clarity.
Ancient Uses: Cleansing of lepers, ritual cleansing after touching a dead body or anything else considered "unclean", ritual cleansing from evil spirits, cosmetics, embalming, skin problems, various medicines, calming effects. This may be the first and most ancient of the distilled oils inasmuch as Chinese, Sumerians and Egyptians were using Oil of Cedarwood for embalming, disinfecting, hygienic, and other purposes more than 5,000 years ago. Mentioned on a Babylonian tablet dated 1800 B.C.
Applications: Diffuse, topically, orally (only if your EO is approved for internal use), incense.
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