Roman Chamomile Essential Oil is produced from the flower of the Anthemis Nobilis plant.
It has a series of highly volatile components that give it a penetrating odor and very interesting therapeutic activity.
The sages of ancient Egypt dedicated this flower to the sun god, impressed by its effectiveness against fevers.
Indications:
Digestive disorders.
Allergic skin reaction such as a type of hives.
Irritated and inflamed skin.
Couperosis, sensitive or inflamed skin.
Intestinal parasites (pinworms). Oral use: 2 drops, 3 times a day in a neutral carrier (150 mg). For heartburn and colic in infants, topical use: dilute 1 drop of essential oil in apricot vegetable oil and massage into the abdomen clockwise. Anxiety and panic attacks. Oral use: 1 drop sublingually when anxiety symptoms appear. Follow with several deep inhalations. For eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, itching, sensitive or irritated skin, topical use: dilute 2 drops in calendula oleate and massage into the affected area.
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