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Lemon essential oil 500 ml cold pressed Citrus limon pure natural aroma from Italy
Brand: Ancient Wisdom - EOB-12
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- Latin name: Citrus limon.
- Plant part used: Fruit peel.
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Product details - Lemon essential oil 500 ml cold pressed Citrus limon pure natural aroma from Italy
- Latin name: Citrus limon.
- Plant part used: Fruit peel.
- Origin: Sourced from Italy.
- Extraction method: Cold expression from fresh lemon peel.
- Aroma: Strong fresh lemon scent that is bright and uplifting.
- Mental effects: The oil is refreshing for the mind and sharpens concentration.
- Common uses: Often preferred in air fresheners for offices and banks due to its invigorating scent.
- Traditional remedies: Believed to help with rheumatism arthritis and gout.
- Skin applications: Historically used to treat skin problems such as abscesses boils carbuncles and acne.
- Immune support: Said to boost the immune system and to help cleanse the body.
- Aromatherapy burner use: A few drops in water in an oil burner produce vapours used for colds laryngitis headaches and flu.
- Mood benefits: Smelling the aroma can be helpful for low mood issues such as depression irritability stress lethargy and fatigue.
- Emotional effect: The scent is reported to lift the spirits and clear the mind.
- Bath and massage: Adding a few drops to the bath or mixing with a massage oil is said to relieve digestive problems lack of energy tiredness infections obesity rheumatism depression and stress.
- Hangover aid: Also traditionally used to help alleviate hangovers.
- Historical origin: The lemon plant is native to India and possibly China and was brought to Europe by the Crusaders in the Middle Ages.
- Nutritional note: Lemons contain vitamins A B and C and were given to sailors historically to prevent scurvy eye problems and other deficiencies.
- European cultivation: The first notable European cultivation began in Genoa in the mid 15th century and lemons were later introduced to the Americas by Christopher Columbus.
- Spread in the Americas: Spanish conquests helped spread lemon seeds more widely.
- Historical uses: Lemons were used mainly as ornament and medicine and only much later became common in cooking.
Product classification::
SKU: 5055796564200, EOB-12