learn about evidence-based benefits of essential oils
Ever heard of buddha wood oil? It’s like a poor woman’s sandalwood oil. But without the same compounds. And without the same extensive research to back up its benefits. Still it does have some good benefits. So let's get into everything buddha wood oil.
Anise oil (or aniseed oil) has amazing health benefits like relaxing muscles, improving breathing and killing microbes, mites and even lice!
Angelica essential oil has so many proven benefits. It kills bacteria, fungi, and can reduce nicotine cravings. Plus the oil has a long history. It was used in Europe during the Middle Ages. And in Ayurveda to treat headaches, colds, wounds, rheumatoid arthritis and so much more!
What is amyris essential oil used for? Controlling and repelling insects and ticks! Learn more about amyris oil here and see why it's not like sandalwood.
Allspice essential oil smells so good; like cinnamon oil and clove oil had a baby! It's absolutely wonderful. And it has tremendous health benefits too!
Ajwain oil has great health benefits. It can improve breathing, reduce inflammation and so much more.
If you are a newbie, having a full list of essential oils is a great place to start learning about oils. Just so you know, there are a lot … and I mean … a lot of oils. I compiled a list of 123. Check them out below. Full List of Essential Oils A Agarwood
Camphor oil is truly unique. It can ease stress, inhibit cancer cells (in vitro), and kill microbes. See what else it is good for. Camphor Oil Properties Botanical name The botanical name of camphor is Cinnamomum camphora. It is really close to the botanical name of cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum), so be sure to check the