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In a message dated 11/10/1999 8:33:39 PM Eastern Standard Time,

juniper.thyme writes:

 

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Hi Jean,

 

Don't know if you have heard that tea tree was used in the second world war

in military aid kits for those in tropical areas, and in munition factories

for skin injuries.also good added to a cream base for nappy rash!!

 

blessings

jan

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Not to mention athletes foot and jock itch

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Hi Jean,

 

Don't know if you have heard that tea tree was used in the second world war

in military aid kits for those in tropical areas, and in munition factories

for skin injuries.also good added to a cream base for nappy rash!!

 

blessings

jan

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Hi Bruce,

 

I'd be interested in knowing the difference between the two countries products.

While in Australia a few years back I bought some Tea Tree oil that I've used

through this time and its been very good. I'd like to know what properties the

New Zealand trees have that is different. Your country is also on my top 5

list to be able to visit. Everything I've ever seen is sooooo lovely. I have a

friend who lives up in Whangari (?), up near the Bay of Islands and I dream of

being able to spend time there.

 

Thank you for offering this information.

 

Wishing you well in all ways,

 

Lynn

 

 

Bruce [mediate]

Wednesday, November 10, 1999 2:34 AM

 

Re: [aromaexchange] Tea tree

 

Bruce <mediate

 

At 11:01 10-11-1999 , you wrote:

>Hi, my name is Jean & I hahe been using complementary therapies for the last

>10yrs or thereabouts. I have a cert. in body massage, diplomas in

>aromatherapy & reflexology, & other bits & pieces. I have just commenced

>uni......BSc Complementary Therapies (Aromatherapy)...... in addition to

>working full time as a nurse ...... & other bits & pieces !!!!!

>One of my projects this semester is to do a presentation on an individual EO

>...... in my case Tea tree.

 

Hi from New Zealand. We have a native plant called tea tree (often written

" ti-tree " ). Across the water in Australia, they also have tea tree, and we

can buy products here made from both plants. I have discovered, and you may

be aware already, that the two are botanically quite unrelated. I can

track things down further if you request.

 

Bruce

 

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