Tea Tree Oil is a natural product , excellent for
counteracting the problems caused by candida , pimples ,
skin and scalp problems . It is an essential oil obtained from the tea tree and is also known
by the name of Malaleuca and its use dates back to the aborigines of Australia,
the place from which it originates. The Tea Tree Oil today is a great remedy
herbal that lends itself to a variety of uses thanks to its properties, which
are compared to those of ' aloe vera. Tea Tree Oil is used as a natural remedy
for various ailments, mainly those caused by infections . It is also used for
the production of shampoos and other products cosmetics for the care of the
skin .
Tea Tree Oil: the properties
In its essential form it has many properties. It has a high
antibacterial power and is useful against infections of bacterial origin such
as candida . It has properties antifungal for combat and soothe the irritation
of the skin caused by insect bites, possesses antiviral and therefore is able
to combat infections caused by viruses, and also has a high power of healing .
These and many other properties make it a totally natural and very effective product.
Before you can use it for different uses, you need to know that in its pure
form the Tea Tree Oil is very concentrated and should be diluted with another
vegetable oil. Its effect is very powerful, has an intense smell and lasts a
long time and is relatively inexpensive, as very few drops are enough . Thanks to its properties
it is generally used for the treatment of the most widespread and annoying
viral and bacterial infections , even
the classic seasonal ailments such as flu , colds , sinusitis or even
bronchitis., but let's talk in detail about the various ailments and how this
oil helps cure them.
Candida and Herpes: two of the many bacterial infections treatable with Tea
Tree Oil
As mentioned before, Tea Tree Oil has many uses and
applications for the treatment of infections of bacterial origin and is widely
used to treat the skin from the ailments that affect it: but how exactly should
it be applied to exploit its effects?
Its antiseptic properties can heal open wounds avoiding the
onset of infections, just apply a few drops of Tea Tree Oil mixed with another
vegetable oil.
Excellent for the treatment of candida and vaginal douching
: for this use you can add a few drops of pure oil in a container of water and
wash it, or you can take it orally, diluting a few drops in a jug.
For mosquito bitesor other insects Tea Tree Oil is perfect,
not only to prevent and therefore ward off annoying insects, but also to soothe
after the sting. Just mix Tea Tree Oil with another vegetable oil and spread it
on the exposed parts such as face, neck, arms and legs, or apply it directly on
the sting. It is excellent for treating even the stings of jellyfish and many
other types of insects and animals.
Eradicating the lice in children can be a difficult task,
but the Tea Tree Oil can be used to treat the problem. You can use a specific
shampoo and add a few drops of oil in pure form.
Tea Tree Oil it also lends itself very well to the treatment
of warts as these are caused by a viral infection. Thanks to its properties, a
few drops mixed with another vegetable oil, helps to cure the wart and the same
principle applies to mycoses. Tea Tree Oil is able to cure herpes , just apply
a few drops on the infected part for a few days and leave it to act. The
properties that are perhaps the most powerful are the antibiotic ones , which
make it an effective and safe product even for internal use. Thanks to this
property it is widely used for the treatment of cystitis .
Tea Tree Oil: cosmetic uses
Tea Tree Oil is also used for personal care thanks to its
refreshing, moisturizing power and its persistent and delicate scent . It can be mixed with a specific cleanser
for the treatment of pimples or acne , or diluted with shampoo to counteract
the problem of oily hair and dandruff , as it reduces the production of sebum.
Thanks to its fresh and lasting smell it
can be used as a body perfume or deodorant, as a massage oil and
finally, again for its disinfectant properties , can be used as a mouthwash for
oral rinses.
