Basil is a highly aromatic plant that produces an abundance of oils that are effective against a wide range bacteria, molds, and yeasts. Like most therapeutic grade essential oils, basil can be taken internally, one drop per day. It can also be added to pasta sauces just before serving to increase the zest and zing. Basil essential oil can be added to liquid soap, shampoo, and conditioner, bath and massage oils, or it can be diffused as an air freshener and purifier. Basil can reduce blood sugar and is being investigated for its potential to reduce the risks of carcinogens.

The inner bark of the cinnamon evergreen has a long history of medicinal use going back to Egypt and the times of the bubonic plague, not to mention traditional uses in Sri Lanka and places native to the tree. Besides its lovely taste and aroma, cinnamon is a superb antimicrobial and antifungal herb and oil. It can be added to toothpaste or diffused through the house and into the air ducts, basement, and attic to provide protection from airborne organisms that cause infection. It should probably be considered for use with masks used in surgery as well as laboratories and during property remediation, including use of pressure washers on roofs, siding, and driveways. Since it is a bit expensive, the diffusing blend can be considered as an alternative where use will be extensive.

Contains blend of five therapeutic grade essential oils intended for use in diffuser or high end aromatherapy nebulizer: lemon, rosemary cineole, eucalyptus globulus, cinnamon bark, and clove bud essential oils.

Oil from eucalyptus leaves is antiviral, antibacterial, and antifungal. This is a favored oil for all manner of sinus and upper respiratory infections and it diffuses magnificently. It is highly aromatic and exhilarating. More importantly, eucalyptus seems to have an inhibiting effect on toxin production of mold, this at very low concentrations.

Though approved for internal use, caution should be exercised. Antifungal effects in vitro are shown with concentrations as low as microliters/ml.

Eucalyptus leaves are the only food source for the adorable koala in Australia. Our oils are from wildcrafted Australian leaves and small twigs.

Avoid use on broken or damaged skin.

Our fennel oil is steam distilled from organically grown Egyptian seeds. Though it is a relatively mild antifungal, it is quite effective against Candida albicans and is an excellent stomatic. It is safe for internal use, pleasant tasting to those who like licorice, and it combines well with lemon and lavender. Fennel is used traditionally to increase milk production and libido and has a natural estrogenic effect.

Lemongrass is a common ingredient in Oriental food and it is an excellent antifungal when used in culinary preparations such as cheesecake or pilaf or any food might require refrigeration. It can also be diluted, 1 part essential oil to nine parts carrier oil, and used to treat topical fungal infections. Besides relieving conditions such as athlete's foot, it reduces pain and relieves lymphatic congestion.

It can be added to shampoo and conditioner to relieve dandruff, a condition often caused by fungi. It is also often used to protect against insects, everything from lice to mosquitoes.

This hugely popular oil can be vaporized and used as an inhalant or taken internally to relieve indigestion or a stomachache. Though less potent than clove oil, it is better tolerated by children and others with sensitive taste buds. It can also be added to foods that are refrigerated to prevent spoilage.

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