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Here are the top ten uses of Eucalyptus oil :
* Eucalyptus oil can be used as an antiseptic gargle. Eucalyptus is a powerful antiseptic agent. Its powerful germicidal properties effectively kill staphylococcus bacteria and have been used to treat tuberculosis.
* As a stimulant, Eucalyptus oil can increase cardiac activity.
* Eucalyptus oil can be applied externally to relieve fevers that arise from infectious diseases. Useful in cool compresses; applied to the forehead, back of neck, over the kidneys and pelvic region. Only a small amount is needed otherwise may produce a chilling effect.
* Tick repellent. Preliminary research shows that Citriodiol spray, containing eucalyptus, may reduce the number of tick bites and thereby tick-borne infections, although additional studies are warranted.
* Several animal studies report that eucalyptus applied to the skin can reduce pain.
* Veterinarians also find Eucalyptus oil helpful in treating dogs with distemper, along with other animals suffering with septicemia, or blood poisoning. It can also be helpful in aiding with parasite infestations.
* Eucalyptus oil treats respiratory tract and is useful for sinusitis and head colds.
* Can ease rheumatism, arthritis and muscular pains and aches.
* Eucalyptus radiata is an anti-microbial oil and has been studied for its action against viruses.
* When applied externally, Eucalyptus oil can provide relief in asthma.
Manufactured by: Ratiopharm
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