Name: Essential Oil of   Organic Ginger

Obtained by : distillation of the roots.

Note : heart.

Origin:   Africa

Composition : 100% pure, whole and natural ginger

Characterizing biochemical profile : sesquiterpenes (zingiberenes 40%).

Fragrance Description : Ginger oil fragrance is spicy, pungent, penetrating and acidic. It is warm, spicy and energizing, with a peculiar note.

Possible Uses : This essential oil can be used as a flavoring for foods, environments and cosmetics. It is described in Applied Aromatherapy.

Properties and Benefits :

• Traditional Medicine : Ginger has been prized for thousands of years in ancient Chinese, Indian and Greek civilizations for its medicinal and culinary properties. In Ayurvedic medicine, it is considered a key plant.

• History : Exported to the Roman Empire, ginger became widely traded in Europe by Arab traders. From the 13th to the 14th century, it was a commonly traded spice along with black pepper.

• Versatility : Ginger can be consumed fresh, dried, as a tea, or grated into vegetable juice. The dried root is used in tinctures and supplements, and is made into essential oil.

Health Benefits :

• Digestion : Ginger essential oil is known for its digestive properties. It helps stimulate digestion, relieve nausea and reduce gastrointestinal discomfort. 2 drops in a teaspoon of honey helps you feel better.

• Natural Aphrodisiac : Ginger essential oil increases sexual desire and treats problems such as impotence and loss of libido thanks to its warming and stimulating properties.

• Stress and Courage : Helps relieve stress and brings about feelings of courage and self-awareness, eliminating self-doubt and fear.

• General Stimulant : Known to combat fatigue, asthenia and impotence.

Uses in Cosmetics : Ideal for regenerating oils and baths, senescent skin and sports products to warm up muscles.

Curiosity : Taken after eating fish and seafood, it acts as an antidote against poisoning caused by poor preservation.

Warnings : Do not use during pregnancy.

Disclaimer: The information provided comes from literature and is not a product attribute. It is purely informative and cannot be considered as therapeutic properties.