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Properties

Antibacterial
Antidepressant
Antifungal
Anti-inflammatory
Antioxidant
Antiseptic
Carminative
Choleretic
Digestive
Hypotensive
Sedative
Stimulant

Wellness Uses

Calm and Stress Relief
Cold and Flu Season

Common
Health Concerns

Acid Reflux
Cold and Flu
Depression
Heartburn
Indigestion
Muscle Pain
Stomach Ache
Stress

About Wild Orange

Wild orange offers one of the most dynamic fragrances of essential oils.  The combined, proven antifungal, antibacterial, and antidepressant properties make it one of the most powerful and aromatic oils to use.  It is excellent for disinfecting and killing fungus and pathogens, while relieving stress. It can be both energizing and uplifting, while being sedative by instilling feelings of peace.It is used in the treatment of anorexia, and has been used as an anti-cancer agent.  It is highly recommended for use during the early stages of cold and flu.  DōTerra Wild Orange, is of the botanical family Rutaceae, grown in the Dominican Republic, with the oil expressed from the peel of the fruit.

Typical Applications

Diffuse wild orange for its effectiveness killing pathogens, and enjoy its incredible aroma while it disinfects and kills bacteria.  It is an excellent oil to diffuse in a car during long trips.  Wild orange is certified by the FDA to be GRAS and 1-2 drops in ¼ cup of water can be taken internally for acid reflux or heartburn. Use topically for a calming, yet invigorating,  massage.  Use in a spritz to spray bed sheets or as an fragrant pathogen killing spray in bathrooms and kitchens. Use with a carrier to sooth an infant’s tummy.  Use topically in a massage during the early stages of a cold.

Precautions:   May react to sunlight or UV rays.  When using photosensitizing oil, wait a minimum of six hours before exposing skin to UV rays.  The stronger and more lengthy the UV ray, the longer the wait should be.