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The main constituents of Juniper Berry Essential Oil are a-Pinene, Sabinene, B-Myrcene, Terpinene-4-ol, Limonene, b-Pinene, Gamma-Terpinene, Delta 3 Carene, and a-Terpinene. This chemical profile contributes to Juniper Berry Essential Oil’s beneficial properties.

A-PINENE is believed to:

Act as an antioxidant and anti-inflammatory.
Aid sleep in traditional medicine.
Improve mental health due to its link to sleep quality.
Have neuroprotective properties.

SABINENE is believed to:

Act as an anti-inflammatory compound.
Possess antioxidant properties, protecting the skin and hair from oxidative stress.
Emit powerful antifungal and antibacterial properties when in contact with gram-positive bacteria.

B-MYRCENE is believed to:

Reduce inflammation throughout the human body.
Potentially ease pain in muscles and joints.
Release antioxidants that prevent free radical damage.
Possess antioxidants that protect the skin and produce a healthy glow.

TERPINEN-4-OL is believed to:

Perform as an effective anti-microbial and anti-inflammatory agent.
Possess antifungal and antiviral properties.
Be a potential antibacterial.

LIMONENE is believed to:

Act as an antioxidant that absorbs and removes free radicals from the body.
Increase product shelf life by protecting formulas from lipid oxidation.
Improve the scent and taste of personal care formulations.
Act as a soothing ingredient.

B-PINENE is believed to:

Possess anti-inflammatory properties, similar to those of a-Pinene.
Potentially ease symptoms of anxiety (when diffused and/or inhaled).
Help ease areas of physical pain when applied topically.
Have positive effects on mental health.

GAMMA-TERPINENE is believed to:

Slow the spread of bacteria and fungus.
Support relaxation and sleep.
Act as an effective antioxidant, preventing damage to cells throughout the body.

DELTA 3 CARENE is believed to:

Help stimulate and improve memory.
Relieve inflammation throughout the body.

A-TERPINENE is believed to:

Act as a potential sedative, promoting relaxation of the body and mind.
Contribute to the pleasant scent of Essential Oils used in Aromatherapy.
Have effective antimicrobial properties.

Due to its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, Juniper Berry Essential Oil is highly beneficial for use on skin that is troubled by inflammation. Antioxidants such as a-Pinene, b-Pinene, and Sabine act as a natural healer that detoxifies congested skin. Meanwhile, the antibacterial properties of Juniper Berry Oil can reduce the appearance of blemishes, absorb excess oil, and help control breakouts triggered by hormonal imbalance. Juniper Berry can also improve the appearance of stretch marks. Along with its powerful antioxidant profile, Juniper Berry aids in slowing the signs of aging by encouraging water retention in the skin, resulting in a supple and glowing complexion. Overall, Juniper Berry Essential Oil’s abundance in antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties makes it an effective treatment while also protecting the skin’s barrier from environmental stressors.

In Aromatherapy, Juniper Berry is one of the most popular Essential Oils for meditation and other spiritual practices. Constituents such as a-Terpinene, a-Pinene, and b-Pinene may contribute to Juniper Berry’s soothing and relaxing scent, while aiding in balancing emotions. Diffusing Juniper Berry Essential Oil can help melt away mental stress and create a positive atmosphere.

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The Juniper Berry, along with its leaves and branches, have been used for centuries to serve spiritual and medicinal purposes. In ancient times, Juniper was believed to act as a protector from evil spirits, negative forces, and illnesses. It has been referenced often in the Old Testament, namely in Psalms 120:4, a verse that describes the burning of a deceitful person with ill intentions with the coals of the broom tree, a species of the Juniper shrub that grows in Palestine. One of the many interpretations of this passage views the burning as a metaphor for cleansing, purifying, and eliminating false and negative energies with Juniper.

Juniper Berry has an extensive history of medicinal uses in numerous ancient civilizations. In ancient Egypt and Tibet, Juniper was highly regarded as medicine and as an integral part of religious incense. In 1550 BCE, Juniper was discovered to be an effective treatment for tapeworms on a papyrus in Egypt. The crop was also important amongst Indigenous people of many different cultures, having been used for medicinal treatments for urinary infections, respiratory conditions, arthritis symptoms and rheumatic conditions. Indigenous people also burned Juniper Berries to cleanse and purify the air.