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Respiratory tracts | Vitality | Resistance
The essential oil of Scots pine is indispensable in aromatherapy. The best essential oils of this type come mainly from central and southern France, where a great deal of attention is still paid to proper distillation methods: more precisely avoiding the collection of too much wood during harvesting (which provides a turpentine-like scent) and allowing the distillation process sufficient time (3 hours) to ensure maximum extraction. The soft balmy fragrance is exceptionally effective for respiratory problems, whether used separately or in synergy with, for example, Eucalyptus radiata or ravintsara. Diffusion and inhalation are the best application methods, although the oil can also be used in massages and in the bath. As well as its positive effect on the airways, it helps to combat fatigue and to relieve allergic reactions caused by insect bites.
Content: 10 ml
User manual
Oral: twice daily 1 to 2 drops (61 to 122 mg/day). To be taken diluted in some honey (in an infusion) or vegetable oil. Food supplement. Keep out of the reach of young children under three years of age. Do not exceed the recommended dose. A food supplement is no substitute for a varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. Skin: massage, bath: 5 to 10 drops per 10 ml of vegetable oil. Contains naturally d-limoneen, linalool Diffusion: 5 to 10 drops according to your personal preference and the size of the room.Equivalent: 1 ml = 884,5 mg = ± 29 drops
Product info
- Extraction: steam distillation
| Composition per 4 drops | |
| Scots pine | 122 mg |
Ingredients: Pinus sylvestris* (100%). *organic culture
Mean values of the main components:
| a-pinene | 37-53% |
| ß-pinene | 30-41% |
| d-limonene | 2-8% |
| ß-myrcene | 0-7% |
| delta-3-carene | 0-7% |
Essential oils are the fragrant, volatile constituents of plants, flowers, fruits, etc. Oak Organic essential oils are 100% pure, natural and botanically and biochemically defined.
