About: In Latin the name means ‘perforated’ and refers to the perforated appearance of its leaves due to the translucent dots (actually the oil glands) that appear when it is held up to the light.
Therapeutic Benefits – external use:
· Anti-septic and analgesic.
· Anti-inflammatory.
· Soothing to inflamed nerves, good for neuralgia, sciatica, and fibrosis.
· Good on burns and inflammations, including sunburn, the oil will lower the skin temperature.
· Good for wounds where there is nerve tissue damage.
· Effective on contusions and bruises.
· Effective on haemorrhoids, gout, rheumatism, sores, ulcers, wounds and herpes.
· It can be used for anxiety and depression.
· It is also good for gastric conditions.
· It helps sleep disorders.
· Combined 50/50 with Calendula oil it makes a dynamic blend for nerve damage
How to Use: This oil can be applied directly onto the skin and can be massaged onto the neck and shoulders, arms, legs, feet, tummy and back for example. It is safe to use on the face. Add Aromatic Synergies – Aromaflex for aroma and various healing properties, or use individual essential oils Essential Oils – Aromaflex for aroma and therapeutic uses.
