Myrtle: has a balsamic, antibacterial, and dermopurifying action, useful against cough, cystitis, and acne. Toning, when inhaled, it restores inner joy, helps find solutions to get out of difficult situations and negative experiences. Its scent frees the breath, opens the chest, and positively affects the mind stressed by daily thoughts. Well tolerated even by children, it has a mucolytic, expectorant, and fluidifying effect on phlegm. It helps decongest inflamed respiratory tracts in case of cold, bronchitis, smoker's cough, and in all chronic diseases of the respiratory system.
Marjoram: its active ingredients are mainly monoterpenes and monoterpenols and it does not contain phenols. Antiseptic and antifungal, marjoram essential oil is useful against respiratory infections and mycoses. Queen of zen, its calming and balancing action dispels mood disorders and fatigue.
Spike Lavender: the essential oil of spike lavender stabilizes emotions, relaxes, and heals both physically and emotionally (anxiety, emotionality, physical and mental fatigue, irritability and mood swings, stress, and tension). Linalool, camphor, geraniol, and alpha-terpineol contribute to its healing, analgesic, and detoxifying effects, but it is primarily due to its monoterpenic alcohols that it also fights fungi. Thanks to its richness in monoterpenes, the essential oil of aspic lavender is a stimulating tonic and general stimulant for the body. This property is explained by the stimulation of the adrenal cortex.
Linalool and camphor are molecules with hypotensive, analgesic, relaxing, and sedative properties. Due to the anti-catarrhal and expectorant properties of Aspic Lavender, ENT infections are among the indications for the essential oil. It is recommended for bronchitis, laryngitis, rhinitis, sinusitis, and spasmodic cough.
Zinger: the anti-inflammatory properties of ginger oil are linked to its richness in sesquiterpenes, particularly gingerols and gingerones, which inhibit the synthesis of prostaglandins. Sesquiterpenes are found in large quantities in the essential oil and are active in the central nervous system with hypotensive, analgesic, relaxing, and sedative properties. Indicated in immune deficiencies as it globally increases the immune response to external aggressions. Thanks to its antibacterial, antioxidant, and decongestant properties, ginger helps treat: bronchitis, influenza, cold, sinusitis, cough (with or without phlegm). It calms anxiety, combats physical or mental asthenia, increases concentration, and helps control negative thoughts.
Clove buds: is a general stimulant, an essential oil that supports in cases of great physical or intellectual fatigue. Rich in eugenol, sesquiterpenes, esters, in the case of infectious disease, the essential oil of clove buds will allow the patient to feel much better, to feel less pain, to reduce fever, and above all to sleep.
In case of physical fatigue, not related to an illness: clove essential oil will serve as a stimulant, alleviating fatigue and providing energy and the will to react.
Linalool thyme: thanks to the percentage of linalool, the essential oil of linalool thyme stimulates various cytokines directly related to the quality of the immune response. It also inhibits lipid peroxidation, a phenomenon responsible for cellular aging that can reduce immune capabilities. It is also valid for general well-being by promoting concentration, calming anxiety and latent depression, and regulating obsessive thoughts, nervousness, and inner agitation.
Tea tree: the essential oil of the tea tree, which bloomed over a century ago in Australia, its homeland, is the oil of choice for infectious states. For over a century, tea tree essential oil has been used for antiseptic purposes. The antifungal, antibacterial, antiviral, and antiprotozoal properties are mainly linked to a-terpineol. Numerous studies have been conducted on the antimicrobial properties of tea tree, and a clinical study even demonstrates its effectiveness in treating chronic wounds with resistant germs (Staphylococcus aureus). Thanks to its anti-infective and anti-inflammatory profile, tea tree essential oil is definitely one of the essential oils to choose for ENT infections, laryngitis, and tracheitis.
Rosalina: the essential oil of Rosalina is also called Tea Tree Lavender due to its biochemical similarity to lavender essential oil and tea tree (antibacterial, antifungal, antihistamine, anti-inflammatory). Its fragrance also resembles a blend of tea tree and lavender with a hint of eucalyptus, but more balsamic. It shares, as we mentioned, the virtues of Lavender and Tea Tree, and from an energetic perspective, Rosalina essential oil helps us to center ourselves: soothing, energizing, and comforting, it helps to regain self-confidence and to open the 4th chakra (heart).
Ravensare: anti-inflammatory, analgesic, antispasmodic, and relaxing at the nervous level, Ravensare invites you to relax and let go. Linalool, limonene, sabinene, and others are antiseptic and antiviral molecules. Immunostimulant acts on the terrain and not on the symptom. A superb antiviral, it is therefore a useful ally in the prevention of influenza and in fighting against any form of viral infection. Energizing, it supports us in cases of physical fatigue and during convalescence. Rich in eucalyptol, it is beneficial at the level of the respiratory tract where it develops anti-inflammatory, expectorant, and mucolytic properties (productive cough).
Scots pine: The richness of the oil in alpha pinene thins mucus and facilitates its elimination. A very interesting property for combating cough. 8-cineole acts as a total decongestant for the entire respiratory system. Hormonal stimulant, it is effective in cases of asthenia caused by bronchitis, sinusitis, or asthma. Thanks to its richness in monoterpenes, Scots pine essential oil is a general tonic and stimulant for the body.
Frankincense: this essential oil is used to calm tensions but also in cases of depression. It is also known as purifying and allows for the release of the respiratory sphere and stimulates the body. Frankincense essential oil is one of the sacred essential oils, its enveloping fragrance brings serenity and comfort. Beyond this strong spiritual connotation, frankincense essential oil is a very popular oil: it effectively calms states of anxiety and agitation; in difficult moments or during prolonged stress, it supports the human being and gives new meaning to life. The anti-inflammatory and immuno-modulating effect of frankincense reduces pain and inflammation, both in the joints and in the respiratory system. The application of frankincense essential oil in massage or diffusion induces a calming effect. It improves vitality and vigor. Frankincense has a subtle action that rebalances the individual and gives them the necessary momentum to continue. Furthermore, frankincense essential oil is recommended for various respiratory disorders such as rhinitis (including allergic or pollution-induced), bronchitis, or asthma.
Niaouli: the essential oil of Niaouli has a very broad anti-infective spectrum, both against bacteria, fungi, or viruses.
For example, it is particularly effective against Staphylococcus aureus or beta-hemolytic streptococcus, the germs responsible for many otorhinolaryngological diseases or skin infections, but it is mainly used to combat respiratory infections. In this challenge, it excels thanks to its anti-infective, expectorant, and immunostimulant properties: a stuffy nose and hoarseness do not scare it.
Cajeput: the essential oil of Cajeput contains 1,8-cineole, an excellent antiviral and antibacterial, and its action is enhanced by the presence of alpha terpineol. It also contains limonene, known for its fungicidal properties. As an expectorant and anti-catarrhal, it accelerates the liquefaction and expulsion of mucus. Furthermore, due to its richness in monoterpenes, it is a general tonic for the body.
Ahibero (Madagascar Citronella): This essential oil with rare molecules is known for its antifungal, antibacterial, and antiviral effects and is recommended in aromatherapy for its assistance in various issues. The antimicrobial and antibacterial properties of Ahibero essential oil concern not only the digestive system (colon and stomach in particular) but also the respiratory and urinary systems.
Oregano: the essential oil of oregano is known for its powerful broad-spectrum anti-infective activity. As soon as a severe or recurrent infection or a superinfection occurs, oregano can be part of an aromatic treatment for anti-infective and immunostimulant purposes. The essential oil of oregano is the most potent essential oil for combating bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and other internal parasites. In humans, as in animals, numerous studies attest to these capabilities.
