Essential oil of ginger

Essential oil of ginger

Action  (see below for details):

antiseptic, antiviral, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, diaphoretic, antipyretic, expectorant, carminative, antiemetic, tonic, restorative. Stimulates blood circulation, warms and strengthens the body. Improves memory, hearing and vision. Eliminates inflammations on the skin. Helps clean and reduce pores. It has long been known as an aphrodisiac and an effective remedy against impotence. 
Essential oil of ginger is used  (for more details see below) for colds, flu, anigine, arthritis, sprains, nausea, vomiting, hangover, motion sickness, increased fatigue, sexual impotence, carbuncles, bruises, herpes, to care for oily skin. 

Effects of Ginger Essential Oil

antiseptic, antiviral, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, diaphoretic, antipyretic, expectorant, carminative, anthelmintic, antiemetic, tonic, restorative, decongestant and mild diuretic. Warms and strengthens the body. 
Increases the functional activity of the stomach, increases appetite. Stimulates blood circulation. Reduces cholesterol in the blood. Essential oil of ginger improves memory, hearing and vision (in no case can not drip into galaz!) And generally exacerbates the perception of the world. Oil stimulates, gives vivacity, sobering, removes aggression, apathy and lethargy.
It heals the prostate gland, increases the potency, stimulates sexual activity (long since it is famous for its aphrodisiac and effective means of fighting impotence). Facilitates premenstrual syndrome. Eliminates inflammations on the skin. Helps clean and reduce pores. Accelerates resorption with hematomas. Promotes healing of wounds.

Aroma:  pleasant, sharp, gentle, lively, fresh, exotic, warm, tart, spicy with a distinct citrus and peppery note.

Essential oil of ginger

cases of use

Chronic bronchitis, sore throat, cold, flu, catarrh, cold coryza, tonsillitis, sinusitis, pharyngitis, laryngitis, tracheitis, high fever, prevention of infection during epidemics of respiratory viral infections. Fatigue, lethargy, fatigue, apathy, a condition after a serious illness or surgery. Premenstrual syndrome, sexual impotence. Contusions, ulcers on the skin, carbuncles, care for oily skin. Herpes, shingles. Edema. Prevention of cataract.
Possessing the property of an analgesic, it reduces pain in arthritis, myalgia and rheumatism. Helps with muscular spasms and cramps, sprains of ligaments and tendons, poor mobility of the joints and spine. It is used for vomiting, gastritis, flatulence, diarrhea. Effective with nausea, hangover and motion sickness. Relieves the condition with angina pectoris. Essential oil of ginger helps with varicose veins. It alleviates the headache caused by spasms of blood vessels. 
Other applications:
It is most often used as a food flavor in various sauces, confectionery and confectionery products, alcohol and non-alcoholic beverages. Some application finds in men's cosmetics and perfumes for giving the eastern direction. In the food industry, not only ginger essential oil is used, but also the so-called "rubberoid" or "oleresin", obtained by extraction of dry roots with subsequent distillation of the solvent. This viscous brown mass has a burning taste, which is determined by the presence of several "gingerols" and "gingediol" - high-molecular compounds, which are practically not distilled with water vapor, and therefore do not enter the essential oil. Ginger from ginger is used for the production of laxatives, carminative and gastric preparations.

Obtained  by the method of steam distillation from crushed and dried roots of medicinal (pharmacy) ginger - Zingiber officinale Ross. (ginger family - Zingiberaceae).

Origin of the plant:  South Asia.

Plant propagation: the  plant is widely cultivated in India, Europe, Africa, Australia, China, Japan, Central America and the islands of the West Indies. The largest producers of oil are Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Malaysia, Japan, China, West India and Brazil.

Properties:
pale yellow, amber or greenish liquid, gradually becoming more viscous in contact with air, having a spicy aromatic odor with a distinct citrus note. 
Main components:
zhingibernen, alpha-curcumen, beta-bisabolene, beta-sesquifellandrene, beta-caryophyllene, beta-element, alpha-copaene, geranium, neral, citronellol, camphene, alpha and beta-pinene, alpha-flalandrene, limonene, 1,8-cineol, linalool, camphor, terpinene-4ol, alpha-terpineol, alpha-gumulene. The oil contains more than 150 compounds, most of which belong to the class of terpenoids.

Ginger essential oil is combined  with oils of cloves, jasmine, cayaput, coriander, cinnamon, lavender, incense, lime, myrtle, juniper, mint, patchouli, orange, neroli, bergamot, geranium, rosemary, rose, santalum, eucalyptus, alemi.

Essential oil of ginger

application of

In a full  bath  add 3-4 drops, pre-mixed with 1/4 cup emulsifier (milk, cream, whey, honey solution, sea salt or salt). 
For  massage  - 4-5 drops per 10 ml of base vegetable oil. 
For  grinding  - 7 drops per 5 ml of the base. 
For the  compress  - 2-3 drops of oil per 1 glass of water.

Precautionary measures. 
May cause irritation to sensitive skin. Do not use in early pregnancy.

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