Galbanum oil
Galbanum is the “things are going to get better” essential oil. The father of ancient medicine, Hippocrates, used it in many curative recipes.
Introduction of galbanum oil
Galbanum Essential Oil is steam distilled from the resin of a flowering plant that is indigenous to Iran (Persia). Galbanum resin has been widely used as incense and in perfumery since ancient times.Galbanum essential oil has a fresh, green, earthy, woody aroma.
Benefits of galbanum oil
Safe for your skin
Galbanum essential oil is non-irritating, making it a safe choice for people who suffer from dehydrated skin. It is effective in treating various types of bacterial infections, including Candida.
Furthermore, it is also effective in killing certain viruses, such as the hepatitis b virus. All these benefits make it an excellent choice for athletes concerned about the effect synthetic drugs can have on their performance.
Stimulates blood circulation
This oil is an excellent circulatory stimulator, detoxifier and helps with arthritis and rheumatism.
According to medical journals, galbanum is one of the essential oils helpful in stimulating blood circulation. Aromatherapy experts also consider this oil an effective remedy against anxiety, insomnia, and other types of mental disorders.
If you were to take one drop of galbanum, you would immediately feel an increase in your heart rate. Since it also has antioxidants, it helps fight off bacteria and viruses, thus improving your health.
Acts as decongestant
Galbanum essential oil is well-respected as a decongestant. It’s particularly effective at clearing congestion caused by bronchitis.
It also clears congestion from the nasal tracts and bronchi, larynxes, pharynxes, trachea, bronchi, trachea, trachea, bronchi, and lungs.
It makes breathing more manageable, and it helps with bronchitis, colds, and coughs.
Reduces scar marks
Galbanum essential oil is one of the commonly used essential oils that reduce scars. This has been used for hundreds of years and is known to have antibiotic properties for treating scars.
One of the main properties that this oil possesses is that it is very effective at inhibiting the growth of new tissues and cells.
Speeds up the healing process
For centuries before us, ancient tribes used the aromatic oils from plants and flowers to promote general well-being, treat various conditions, and encourage their members to proffer assistance to others.
Throughout the centuries, galbanum oil continued to be used widely throughout Europe and much of North America by herbalists and healers to promote overall health and well-being
Kills Insect
There are several natural insect repellents available on the market today that include galbanum essential oils.
The Galbanum plant is native to Australia, and its traditional use has been for treating skin disorders, including dermatitis, ulcers, burns, fungus, and others.
Some of the plant’s traditional uses also include insect bites and stings. It is pretty effective against mosquitoes, ants, and flies.
If you apply the oils to an open wound, they will be readily absorbed into the skin, where it will perform exceptionally well.
Uses of galbanum oil
Stress, shock, trauma & depression
To release feelings of high emotion, shock, nervousness and trauma, use a calming diffuser blend. Add 3 drops Galbanum, 2 drops Lavender and 2 drops Rose to an aromatherapy diffuser or candle burner and diffuse as needed throughout the day.
Circulation, joints & muscles
Mix up a massage oil with 15ml Grapeseed oil, 3 drops Galbanum, 2 drops Lavender and 1 drop Frankincense and apply to your problematic joints and muscles, massaging in a direction towards your heart.
Digestive problems
Mix up a tummy massage blend 15ml Grapeseed oil, 3 drops Galbanum and 3 drops Chamomile and apply to the abdomen, massaging in a clockwise direction.
Respiratory support
Add 3 drops of Galbanum oil onto a cotton pad rolled up inside an Aromatherapy Inhalator and inhale as required to support respiratory problems.
Side effects of galbanum oil
Galbanum oil should not be used directly and must always be diluted with a carrier oil. It is advised to do a patch test before use. If consumed orally, it is recommended to consume only in small quantities.
l Galbanum oil can cause some side effects in certain people. Those having sensitive skin can develop a burning sensation or rash on their skin. It can also cause eye irritation when used on the face.
l Galbanum oil is styptic in nature and can cause blood vessels to contract. As a result, blood flow stops or slows down. Those suffering from high blood pressure and other cardiovascular diseases are advised not to use galbanum oil.
l Galbanum oil also affects hormonal secretions, so pregnant and breastfeeding mothers are advised not to use galbanum essential oil.
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Post time: Aug-01-2023