CTEO - 30 ml

Eucalyptus radiata

CTEO - 30 ml

Appreciating the drained soils of subtropical heights, radiating eucalyptus has a gray-blue trunk, deciduous bark, rounded juvenile leaves and lanceolate adult leaves. The Australian Aborigines use the fresh leaves to heal their wounds.

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Indian wintergreen

CTEO - 30 ml

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Lemon

CTEO - 30 ml

Native to India and cultivated in southern Europe and California, lemon is one of the most useful fruits in natural medicine. The essence is obtained by cold expression of the outer part of the rind of the fruit. It takes about 3,000 lemons to make 1 kg of gasoline. Its properties are so many and multiple that it is used systematically and with real success for endless conditions. The gasoline neutralizes Eberth's bacillus and staphylococcus in 5 minutes, Loeffer's bacillus (diphtheria) in 20 minutes.

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Lemon eucalyptus

CTEO - 30 ml

Lanceolate leaves, white flowers with many stamens, hemispherical and woody fruit, the lemon eucalyptus from Madagascar or Vietnam provides a major essential oil to quickly relieve a major inflammatory focus. The treatment is remarkably effective, but your visit to the office will leave an “indelible” and variably appreciated scent trace!

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Peppermint

CTEO - 30 ml

"Hybrid from Mentha aquatica and Mentha spicata, this 80 cm plant is perennial. Its stems are quadrangular; the leaves are opposite, oval, pointed and toothed. She likes cool, clayey and limestone soils. The distillation takes place in June just before flowering. "

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Ravintsara

CTEO - 30 ml

Native to Madagascar and also called Cinnamomum camphora ct cineole, it grows wild in tropical rainforests and can reach 15 meters. Its leaves are oval, alternate, leathery and broad, persistent and shiny on the upper side, reminding of its membership in the Lauraceae family. Flowering takes place from November to January and provides a very characteristic berry.

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Real lavender

CTEO - 30 ml

True or officinal lavender is one of the flagships of modern aromatherapy. Its perfect harmlessness, its excellent tolerance, allied to its shadow-free efficacy have certainly contributed to the essential role it occupies in any aromatic pharmacy worthy of the name. The wide number of indications treated by this essential oil places it as a universal panacea.

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Sweet orange

CTEO - 30 ml

"Native to the Mediterranean and the tropics, the fruit of Citrus sinensis is called 'sweet orange' to distinguish it from 'bitter orange' (Citrus aurantium). The birthplace of this orange tree is located between the Himalayas and China of the South It was brought back by the Portuguese around 1400. Since then, its culture has spread considerably in several countries. The sweet orange tree, a small tree in the Rutaceae family, is an old hybrid, probably the result of a cross between Citrus maxima and Citrus reticulata. "

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