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Botanical Name:
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Jasminum officinale |
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Family:
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Oleaceae (Jasminaceae) |
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Country:
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Eqypt |
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Parts Used:
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Flowers/Solvent extraction |
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Biochemical Class:
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Fragrance:
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Sweet, floral, exotic, heady |
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Perfume Note:
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Base |
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Characteristics:
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Euphoric, uplifting, sensual, warming, intoxicating |
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Properties:
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Analgesic, antidepressant, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, antispasmodic, aphrodisiac, carminative, cicatrizant, expectorant, galactagogue, parturient, sedative, uterine tonic |
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Indications/Uses
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Cardio-Vascular:
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Digestive:
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Endocrine:
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Post natal depression, hormonal imbalance |
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Genito-Urinary:
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Painful menses, frigidity, impotence, labor pains, uterine disorders, pelvic congestion, cramping, PMS |
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Immune:
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Integumentary:
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Dry/greasy/irritated/sensitive skin, stretch marks, dermatitis, eczema |
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Muscular-Skeletal:
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Spasms, sprains, pain |
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Nervous:
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Depression |
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Respiratory:
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Catarrh, hoarseness, laryngitis |
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Emotional:
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Fear, anger, worry, apathy, heartache, lack of confidence, loss of creativity, loss of passion |
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Chakra:
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Sacral #2 |
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Usage Notes
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Method of Use:
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Inhalation, massage (.5%), bath |
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Cautions:
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Allergic reactions can occur in some people |
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