Wintergreen Essential Oil, Natural

Wintergreen Essential Oil, Natural

Nature's Flavors

intergreen is a name given to many plants of the Ericaceae family which doesn't lose its leaves in winter. The whole plant is aromatic in taste and is frequently eaten. The spicy part comes from the volatile oil which is a stimulant, astringent, and a diuretic,

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Latin Name: Gualtheria Promcumbens

General Description: Wintergreen is a name given to many plants of the Ericaceae family which doesn't lose its leaves in winter. The whole plant is aromatic in taste and is frequently eaten. The spicy part comes from the volatile oil which is a stimulant, astringent, and a diuretic, but is chiefly used for flavoring confectionery or pharmiceutical preparations. The oil has been used interchangeably with sweet Birch oil, both being made up almost exclusively of methyl salicylate. 

How It's Made: Wintergreen Oil is steam or water distilled from leaves previously steeped in warm water.

Properties:

Nervous System: Recommended for Nerve Spasms, Helps with Sciatica

Skin: Reduces Acne, Helps with Cuts, Helps with Wounds, Helps with Oily Skin

Muscles: Used for Lumbago, Helps with Myalgia

Safety Guidelines: This oil is non-toxic and will not irritate or sensitize the skin. Wintergreen should not be used directly on the skin. The oil should first be mixed with a diluting or carrier oil.
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