Thymus satureioides
Native to North Africa, this plant grows on stony, rather arid soil. Thyme is the prime example of a plant species that illustrates the concept of chemotype. There are several chemical races of thyme, and the chemical composition of the essential oil varies according to the biotope in which it grows. The factors influencing the composition, and thus the therapeutic activity, are amount of sunlight, altitude, soil type, air purity, etc.
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Dosage
Cutaneous use - Always dilute: 3 drops HE + 5 drops VO of hazelnut for example
Advice
"In massage:
2 drops CTEO Savory leaf thyme + 2 drops CTEO Gaulthérie + 10 drops of VO Apricot kernels
for stiffness, sore, numb, tired muscles and for joint flexibility. "
2 drops CTEO Savory leaf thyme + 2 drops CTEO Gaulthérie + 10 drops of VO Apricot kernels
for stiffness, sore, numb, tired muscles and for joint flexibility. "
Precautions
"Harmful if swallowed. May be fatal if swallowed and enters airways. Causes severe skin burns and eye damage. May cause an allergic skin reaction. Keep out of reach of children. Ne Do not apply pure to skin Do not ingest IF ON SKIN: Wash with plenty of soap and water IF IN EYES: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes Call immediately a POISON CENTER or a doctor. DO NOT induce vomiting. Keep away from all sources of heat and light. See package leaflet.
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Reference
15217
EAN
5420008526732
ACL
7753369
CNK
1626894
Nut/PL
PC-344333017
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