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Tea Tree Oil /Tea Tree Essential Oil / Melaleuca Oil

Bella Mira Essential Oil : Tea Tree Essential Oil                           

Country Of Origin: Australia

Certification: Wild Crafted

Classification: Melaleuca Alternifolia essential oil

Other Names: australian tea tree essential oil, manuka essential oil, paperbark essential oil, ti tree essential oil, Melaleuca Oil

Found in Blends: Nightingale, Purifying,

Interesting Facts: In 1770, on an expedition to Australia, the renowned world explorer Captain James Cook of the British Royal Navy wrote in his ship's log how the local tribes brewed a spicy tea from the leaves of a unique "paper-barked" tree. He gave the tree the name "Tea Tree". The aborigines used the leaves extensively. Stories are told of animals seeking out, and rolling and soaking in the oil-containing amber waters underneath the trees. The aborigines would crush the leaves for application to the skin and cover the concoction with a mud pack. They also brewed the leaves into a beneficial spicy tea. In 1920 Dr. A. R. Penefold, a government chemist in Sydney, Australia, was credited for beginning the human clinical research and documentation of the many benefits associated with Tea Tree essential Oil. His results were far beyond expectations. Tea Tree essential Oil became so valued by the Australian government that, during World War II, those who worked in the processing of Tea Tree Essential Oil  were granted exemption from military service to ensure sufficient supply of this precious oil, which was provided to both Australian and British soldiers.

Tea Tree Oil Uses: Tea Tree Essential Oil is beneficial for skin conditions, anti-spasmodic, anti-infectious, anti-inflammatory, acne, arthritis, rheumatism, insomnia (may be excellent), tachycardia, phlebitis, mouth abscess, indigestion, flatulence, nausea, lowering blood pressure, fluid retention. Tea Tree Essential Oil has assisted in elimination of waste through lymphatic system, pre-menstrual and menopausal problems, thrush, hair loss, dandruff, burns, stretch marks, minimizing scarring, herpes, diaper rash, ulcers, cankers, allergies, asthma, athlete's foot, boils, bruises, wounds, dermatitis, earache, chronic fatigue syndrome and boost immunity. Tea Tree Essential Oil may assist with tonsillitis, eczema, fainting, cuts, headaches, hysteria, irritability, moodiness, insect bites and stings. Also lice, ringworm, sunburn, muscular aches and pains, abdominal cramps, colic, dyspepsia, flu, fears, change, insecurity, inner child, restlessness, depression, PMS, shock, vertigo, sciatica, nerves and stress (by balancing extremes of emotions, it may contribute to emotional equilibrium). Tea Tree Essential Oil may increase cell growth (apply to wound or before having an operation to area going to be operated on, may assist the skin to heal and rejuvenate).

Tea Tree Oil Properties (Constituents): Terpinen-4-ol, Alpha-Terpineol, Cineole, Pinene, Alpha Terpenene, Beta-Caryophyllene