Used in aromatherapy to help relieve the symptoms of colds and cough.

Tea Tree and Narrow-leaf Peppermint essential oils are used in aromatherapy to help relieve the symptoms of the flu.

Previously known as: AROMAVITA 1 | INFECTION

Helps the body fight off infections (viral, bacterial, fungal) and to enhance immune function.

Most acute (non-chronic) health problems have an infectious component: we become victims to micro-invaders, who elude our defence mecha-nisms and create the conditions necessary for an infection to occur (pain and inflammation).

Though the initial diagnosis of an infection is relatively easy to arrive at, determining the nature of the causal agent can often prove difficult. Is it a virus? Bacteria? Yeast-form fungus? Or an opportunistic combination of all three?

Regardless of what the infection's cause is, essential oils will destroy it! There are certainly some differences in performance with regards to viruses and bacteria, but in general, an essential oil categorized as a "very good antimicrobial" will have a broad spectrum, often complete, action.

AROMAVITA 1 concentrates nature's antimicrobial agents into an essential oil. Chinese cinnamon and Moroccan oregano have shown, in vitro, to destroy most pathogens at concentrations equal to those of synthetic antibiotics (between 20 and 500 parts per million (ppm)). Lemongrass, a substance that is often neglected or reduced to the role of a calming oil, is one of nature's most incredible antimicrobial agents. In vitro, it ruthlessly destroys most pathogens at concentrations often below 0.25%. Finally, the tea tree provides antimicrobial benefits while stimulating the body's natural immune functions.

Another wonderful property of essential oils: they do not differentiate between bacteria, be they multi-resistant to synthetic drugs or not!

AROMAVITA 1 is a prime example of French School Scientific Aromatherapy. It permits efficient prevention as well as direct treatment of infections, be they ENT, urinary, or dermatological. Like most antimicrobial protocols, the product is ideally taken orally. Proper care should be given to adequately diluting the product (in vegetable oil, a neutral compound, honey, or bread) because these powerful oils can cause irritation to mucous membranes if they are not sufficiently diluted.

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