Inula Oil (Organic)

Description

Oil Summary: Organic Inula oil is well known as the most effective oil for loosening mucous and deep congestion, and useful for acute and chronic respiratory conditions such as coughs, colds, sinusitis, laryngitis and bronchitis. It is widely used in aromatherapy for the treatment of asthma due to its bronchospasmolytic and mucolytic properties. Inula essential oil is extracted from the flower tops of the Inula herb through steam distillation. It is quite rare and expensive. Regardless, its usefulness in health and wellness cannot be overstated. Moreover, it blends well with many other oils, including Lavender, Rose, Grapefruit, Frankincense, Lemon, and Rosemary. The Inula plant is native to the Mediterranean region. The name Inula is derived from the Greek word Inaein, which means ‘to clean.’ In ancient Greece, Inula roots were used to aid in digestion. Later, the aroma from the plant’s boiled leaves and flowers was discovered to be effective against pulmonary complaints and coughs. Today, Inula oil is widely used to treat chronic and acute bronchitis, severe coughs, and laryngitis. Its chemical composition comprises elements that make it effective at balancing and soothing, aiding digestion, healing the skin, and fighting infections. Our Organic Inula oil is certified and is of great quality!

Inula essential oil is a useful natural remedy that you can use for various health and wellness problems while at home. It is relatively safe when used correctly and has very few side effects, which is not the case with many over-the-counter prescriptions.

Botanical Name: Inula graveolens

Plant Origin: Morocco

Processing Method: Steam distillation

Plant Part: Flowers-Flowering Tops

Odor and Color: A yellow to green liquid with an herbaceous, floral odor

Contraindication: Dilute before use until you know your tolerance, and keep away from the eyes, inner ears and mucous membranes. Should not be taken internally. Pregnant women or those who are breastfeeding should avoid use. Not recommended for use on burns or open wounds of any kind.

Records of Inula’s safety are scarce. Its chemical makeup shows it is free of toxins and generally safe to use. Nevertheless, care should be taken if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or under any medication. Reach out to a qualified medical practitioner before adding it to your aromatic routine.