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Copaiba Oil Bella Mira Essential Oil : Copaiba Essential
Oil
Country Of Origin: Brazil Certification: Wild Crafted Classification: Copaifera officinalis Essential Oil Other Names: Balsam Copaiba Essential Oil, copaipera Essential Oil, cupayba Essential Oil, copauba Essential Oil, copal Essential Oil, balsam copaiba Essential Oil, copaiva Essential Oil, copaiba-verdadeira Essential Oil, Jesuit’s balsam Essential Oil, copaibeura-de-Minas Essential Oil, cobeni Essential Oil, Matidisguate Essential Oil, matisihuati Essential Oil, mal-dos-sete-dias Essential Oil, aceite de palo Essential Oil, pau-de-oleo Essential Oil, básamo de copayba Essential Oil Medicinal Use: Copaiba Oil is analgesic, anti-inflammatory, anti-infectious, antibacterial, anti-parasitic, antiseptic (pulmonary and urinary), anti-catarrh, cicatrizant - promotes epithelial cell growth (epithelium: cellular tissue covering surfaces, forming glands, and lining most cavities of the body), diuretic, expectorant, and a stimulant. Copaiba Oil is beneficial for dry, chapped skin (use on skin diluted in carrier oil), eczema, rashes (diaper), cracked nipples, sores, wounds, parasites (ringworm, itch mite, and eggs), scabies, fungus, chronic asthma, bronchitis (chronic and asthmatic), coughs, and tuberculosis. Copaiba Oil lessens mucus secretions and assists rheumatism pain. Copaiba Oilstimulates the heart and increases blood pressure. Copaiba Oil helps with flu, colds, viral infections, cystitis (coli-bacillus), stress, and nervous tension. Copaiba Oil has been found effective against basal cell carcinoma. Copaiba Oil has been found effective for scabies in dogs and cats by brushing it on the fur. Constituents: sesquiterpenes, diterpenes (up to 50-90% of the resin may be sesquiterpenes) copaibic or paracopaibic acid, copalic, copaiferic, and copaiferolic acids
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