Emu oil

What kind of oil is extracted from animal fat? Let’s take a look at the emu oil today.

Introducton of emu oil

Emu oil is taken from the fat of the emu, a flightless bird native to Australia that resembles an ostrich, and predominantly comprises fatty acids. Thousands of years ago, the aborigines of Australia, known to be one of the oldest groups of people on Earth, were the first to use emu fat and oil to treat skin infections.

Benefits of emu oil

Lowers Cholesterol

Emu oil contains healthy fatty acids that may have cholesterol-lowering effects on the body. Although the research on emu oil specifically is limited, there is clear evidence that essential fatty acids, like those that come from fish oil, have cholesterol-lowing effects.

Reduces Inflammation and Pain

Emu oil acts as an anti-inflammatory agent and natural painkiller, helping relieve muscle and joint pain and improve the recovery of wounds or damaged skin.Because it has the ability to decrease swelling and minimize aching, it can be used to relieve the symptoms of carpal tunnel, arthritis, headaches, migraines and shin splints.

Fights Infections and Boosts Immune System

the linolenic acid found in emu oil has the power to treat antibiotic-resistant infections, such as H. pylori, an infection that’s responsible for various gastric diseases, including gastritis, peptic ulcers and gastric malignancy. Because emu oil reduces irritation and inflammation, it can also be used to relieve cough and flu symptoms naturally.

Benefits the Gastrointestinal System

Emu oil demonstrated partial protection against chemotherapy-induced mucositis, the painful inflammation and ulceration of the mucous membranes lining the digestive tract. In addition, emu oil is able to improve intestinal repair, and it can form the basis of an adjunct to conventional treatment approaches for inflammatory disorders affecting the gastrointestinal system.

Improves Skin

Emu oil absorbs into the skin easily and It can be used to smooth rough elbows, knees and heels; soften the hands; and reduce itching and flakiness from dry skin. Because of emu oil’s anti-inflammatory properties, it has the power to reduce swelling and a number of skin conditions, such as psoriasis and eczema. It also stimulates skin cell regeneration and circulation, so it can help those suffering from thinning skin or bed sores, plus it helps to reduce the appearance of scars, burns, stretch marks, wrinkles and sun damage.

Promotes Healthy Hair and Nails

The antioxidants present in emu oil promote healthy hair and nails. The vitamin E helps reverse environmental damage to hair and promote circulation to the scalp. Emu oil can be used for the hair to add moisture and promote hair growth.

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Uses of emu oil

Cough

From tanzhong point began to the throat to the chin has been up the oil, Yunmen Zhongfu point also with oil, the effect is better, adults in the point paste tobacco control paste 1 / 4, children in 1 / 6, not fall not tear, the treatment effect is very good.

have a toothache

Apply the oil to the toothache point, both inside and outside, the interval of 10 minutes, repeated 3-5 times, half an hour after the toothache disappeared.

Dizziness, vomiting

With a little oil with a little finger, into the depths of the ear, and then in the wind pool, the hole daub a little oil gently, massage, can be removed.

Pharyngitis, and tonsillitis

Wipe tonsils and pharyngitis with oil, wipe three times before going to bed, the next day basic pain.

Peritis of shoulder, cervical spondylosis

Fengchi point, large vertebral oil from the top down, from the shoulder blades to the bone seam to the armpit, to the arm fingers palm, labor point to oil, anti-inflammatory and analgesic.

Scalds, burns

Apply oil in the affected area, hot, burn the skin feel cool, comfortable, use the oil for a week, wipe 4-6 times a day. The disease is basically cured, leaving no scars.

Risks and Side Effects

Emu oil is known to be hypoallergenic because its biological makeup is very similar to that of human skin. It’s so popular because it does not clog the pores or irritate the skin.

If you have sensitive skin, apply only a small amount of it first to be sure that your skin won’t have an allergic reaction. Emu oil is known to be safe for internal use as well, as it contains beneficial essential fatty acids and vitamins.

Dosage

Use small spatula or small spoon to remove some oil. (The larger containers can be kept refrigerated and some oil removed to a smaller container for use at room temperature if desired).  We include a sack in for the 190ml emu oil as it is not in a dark bottle.

* Best kept at cool temperatures to keep fresh.

* Room temperature for a few weeks is OK for convenience or travel. Shelf life 1-2 years in refrigerator.  Longer in freezer

Tips:

* Pure oil is completely baby safe

* Can be mixed with other favourite essential oils or carrier oils if desired

* Emu oil can be used anywhere on the body except in the eyes

* Can be used as often as desired

*Respect unrefined emu oil’s shelf life by avoiding contamination