Eucalyptus Radiata

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At 01:41 AM 4/16/04, you wrote:

>This one concerns me as many people attest that

>it is better on young children and the elderly

>than E. globus.

>

>Does anyone know where this originated from? Is

>it from herbal usage or just another aromatherapy

>myth?

 

 

you know, it could just come from years of USING it that way...

 

same way all of our experience with helichrysum could be termed 'just

another aromatherapy myth'

 

after all...no one has ever done double blind testing on it....

 

 

 

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Eucalyptus Radiata

If you haven't tried this variety of Eucalyptus read on.

Eucalyptus Radiata has a sweet, soft scent and is used for infections higher in the respiratory tract. It is highly effective when used with Ravansara aromatica, against colds, flu and sinusitis.A refreshing camphorus oil with a scent that is lighter than Eucalyptus Globulus. Patricia Davis says this is the most useful Eucalyptus as it has a pleasant smell and is easily assimilated. It has many of the same uses as Eucalyptus Globulus but it is milder in its chemical composition and gentler in action. Despite its mild chemical composition, it is highly anti-bacterial and anti-viral. Eucalyptus Radiata has been proven effective in laboratory tests against many viruses, including staphylococci. It is also a powerful

decongestant: in chronic and acute bronchitis it reduces the swelling of mucus membranes, loosens phlegm and increases the oxygen supply to restricted cells.

 

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