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Dill
Dill
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Dill essential oil has a spicy, herbal and sweet aroma.
It works effectively in spasms of the intestines, intestinal parasites and constipation, regulating the secretion of digestive juices and bile and helps in the process of quick healing of stomach ulcers. In the massage, it effectively treats muscle spasms and cramps and has a relaxing effect on the nerves and the respiratory system, promoting calm and pleasant sleep. In addition, it helps the nervous system to function properly and rejuvenates the body by reducing fatigue. When applied to the skin it has excellent healing properties against wounds, bruises and cuts. On a psychological level, the refreshing aroma of dill is considered a tonic of the spirit, as it contributes to the focus of spiritual goals and missions. It combines very well with Pine, Cumin, Cypress, Anise, Black Pepper, Fennel, Lemon, Bergamot and other citrus essential oils. * Not to be used by people suffering from low blood pressure.
It works effectively in spasms of the intestines, intestinal parasites and constipation, regulating the secretion of digestive juices and bile and helps in the process of quick healing of stomach ulcers. In the massage, it effectively treats muscle spasms and cramps and has a relaxing effect on the nerves and the respiratory system, promoting calm and pleasant sleep. In addition, it helps the nervous system to function properly and rejuvenates the body by reducing fatigue. When applied to the skin it has excellent healing properties against wounds, bruises and cuts. On a psychological level, the refreshing aroma of dill is considered a tonic of the spirit, as it contributes to the focus of spiritual goals and missions. It combines very well with Pine, Cumin, Cypress, Anise, Black Pepper, Fennel, Lemon, Bergamot and other citrus essential oils. * Not to be used by people suffering from low blood pressure.
"Dill Seed comes from the plant with the official name Anethum Graveolens, a native, annual plant of the Apiaceae family, native to many regions of Europe and Russia. The plant has been known since ancient times for its medicinal properties. Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine, used dill as an antibacterial to heal soldiers' wounds, while in folk medicine it was used to treat liver diseases, aerophagia, and hemorrhoids."
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