Description :
- Organic essential oil
- Guaranteed 100% pure and of natural origin
Directions for use
By mouth
Adults: 2 drops, 3 times a day, to be poured onto a neutral medium (honey, sugar, bread) or diluted in a little vegetable oil.
1 ml = about 40 drops
1 drop = about 25 mg
Characteristics
Petitgrain Bigaradier
Scientific name: Citrus aurantium Amara
Family Rutaceae (Rutaceae)
Distilled organs: leaf and branch (complete distillation by steam distillation)
Main molecules: Linalyl acetate, linalool
Origin: Central America
Botanical aspect
The Bitter Orange is one of the citrus fruits introduced into Europe by the Crusaders. Its pure white flowers spread a sweet and soothing fragrance. Its fruit, the bitter orange, is darker and smaller than the sweet orange and is not eaten fresh. The term "petitgrain" refers to the size of the fruit at the time of harvest and distillation.
Petitgrain Bigaradier
The Bitter Orange is one of the citrus fruits introduced into Europe by the Crusaders. Its pure white flowers spread a sweet and soothing fragrance. Its fruit, the bitter orange, is darker and smaller than the sweet orange and is not eaten fresh. The term "small grain" refers to the size of the fruit at the time of harvest and distillation.
Precautions for use
For adults only. Do not use during pregnancy and breastfeeding or in subjects with allergic or epileptic tendencies.
Do not exceed the recommended daily doses. Do not use for prolonged periods. Do not swallow pure. Do not pour directly into water, tea or herbal tea. Avoid direct contact with eyes and skin
Not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of reach of young children.
Essential oils require precautions for use. Ask your pharmacist for advice.
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