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CORIANDER  Coriandrum sativum

Properties

Analgesic
Antibacterial
Antifungal
Anti-inflammatory
Antioxidant
Antispasmodic
Sedative
Stimulant

Wellness Uses

Calm & Stress Relief
Digestive

Common
Health Concerns

Anorexia
Flatulence
Indigestion
Menstrual pain
Nausea
Muscular pain
Stomach spasms

 

 

Coriander essential oil 

About Coriander

This is another of the oils that has been well proven over time. It was used anciently by the Egyptians with some seeds being found in their tombs. The oil is extracted from the seeds yielding a light, almost colorless oil with a pleasant fragrance. This s in contrast to the crushed leaves of the plant which give a disagreeable odor. 

Anciently, the favored property of the oil and seed was the aid that it gave in digestion. Other cultures used it as well for nausea and digestive problems and as far-ranging problems as toothaches to hemorrhoids.

Typical Applications

The aroma is soothing to some and may be used for its soothing properties by diffusion. Consider as a rotation oil used with other oils to add variety for not only the aromatic benefit but the antibacterial properties as well.

It may be applied directly (neat) for help with muscle pain or for rheumatism and directly on the abdomen or back for digestive difficulties. For digestive difficulties, it may be taken internally mixed with water or other liquids with honey or agave added to sweeten the taste.

Coriander oil is rated as GRAS by the FDA and can be safely used for internal consumption.

 

                                              

 

 

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