Basil
Botanical Name: Ocimum basilicum
Botanical Family: Lamiaceae or Labiatae (Mint)
Common Names:
Basil;
St. Josephwort;
Sweet Basil;
etc.
Origins:
France,
India,
Utah,
etc.
Extraction Method: Steam Distilled from Leaves, Stems and Flowers
ORAC Scale: 54000 µTE/100g
Flash Point: 177 °F
Medical Properties:
Powerful Antispasmodic,
Antiviral,
Antibacterial,
Anti-inflamatory,
Muscle Relaxant,
etc.
Oil Uses:
Migraines,
Throat Infections,
Lung Infections,
Insect Bites,
etc.
Body Systems:
Cardiovascular System,
Muscle and Bone,
etc.
Safety Information:
Do not use on children younger than 18 months of age;
Dietary Supplement;
Avoid if susceptible to epilepsy (cal trigger a seizure);
Food additive;
Generally regarded as safe;
Avoid during pregnancy;
Could possibly result in skin irritation (dilution may be necessary);
etc. (According to EDR)
Safety Application: TOPICAL - 50:50: Dilution recommended at 50-50 (1 part essential oils to 1 part vegetable or massage oil) for topical and internal use, especially when used on sensitive areas - face, neck, genital area, underarms, etc. Keep out of reach of children. (According to EDR)
Found In:
Super Cal Capsules,
Aroma Siez,
Clarity,
M-Grain,
etc.
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| Compound |
Effect |
| Ketones |
Mucolytic |
| Aldehydes |
Calming |
| Esters |
Balancing |
| Alcohols |
Toning |
| Phenols |
Stimulant |
| Monoterpenes |
Stimulant |
| Sequiterpenes |
Anti-inflammatory |
| Oxides |
Expectorant |
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