Category  Essential Oils

Species   Rosmarinus officinalis 

Part          Leaf

Method    Steam Distillation

Class       Oxide/Ether

Country    Morocco

Code        RosOff2 

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Rosemary Essential Oil, ct. Cineol, Morocco, (Rosmarinus officinalis), Rosemary was part of the "Marseilles Vinegar" or "Four Thieves Vinegar" used by grave-robbing bandits to protect themselves durning the 15th century plague.

1,8 Cineol (Eucalyptol) [38-55%]

Alpha-Pinene [9-14%]

Beta-Pinene [4-9%]

Camphor [5-15%]

Camphene [2.5-6%]

Borneol [1.5-5%]

Limonene [1-4%]

ORAC:  3,309.

Action:  Rosemary Essential Oil is antifungal, antibacterial, antiseptic, antiparasitic, a general stimulant, enhances mental clarity, and supports nerves and endocrine gland balance.

Traditional Use:  Rosemary oil was part of the "Marseilles Vinegar" or "Four Thieves Vinegar" used by grave-robbing bandits to protect themselves durning the 15th century plague.  The name of the oil is derived from the Latin words for dew of the sea (ros + marinus).  According to folklore history, rosemary originally had white flowers; however, they turned red after the Virgin Mary laid her cloak on the bush.  Since the time of acient Greece (about 1000 BC), rosemary was burnt as incense.  Later cultures believed that it warded off devils, a practice that eventually became adopted by the sick who then burned rosemary to protect against infection.  Until recently, French hospitals used rosemary to disinfect the air.

Indications:  Rheumatism, arthritis, myalgia, hepatitis, liver conditions, menstrual disturbances, hypertension (weak doses), hypotension (strong doses), indigestion, bronchitis, respiratory and lung infections, hair loss (alopecia areata), and asthma.

Other Uses:  Rosemary essential oil improves concentration and stimulates the scalp.

Application:  Diffuse, inhale, or apply topically on location.  Add to food or rice milk as a dietary supplement or flavoring.

Fragrant Influence:  Helps overcome mental fatique and improves mental clarity and focus.

Safety Data:  Epileptics should use with caution.  If pregnant or under a doctor's care, consult physician.

Companion Oils:  Basil, Eucalyptus radiata, lavender, marjoram, peppermint, and pine.
Rosemary Oil, ct. cineole, Morocco, Fresh material just in from Morocco. Very good!!!