10 ml
Botanical source: Citrus aurantium
Plant part used: The rind
Origin: South Africa
Plant source: Cultivated and certified organic
Extraction method: Cold pressed
Fragrance profile: A deep sweet-citrus fragrance, cold-pressed from organic orange rinds
Properties: Uplifting, balancing and harmonizing
Chinese medicine function: To regulate the Qi, reduce stagnation and harmonize the Shen
Complementary blending: Mandarin, Lemon, Neroli, Lavender, Palmarosa, Geranium, Rose oil and absolute, Frankincense, most spice oils in general
For external use only. Properly dilute all essential oils in lotion or vegetable carrier oil before massage or other topical use. Keep out of reach of children. If you are pregnant, nursing, have any health conditions, or are taking medications, please consult your healthcare provider prior to using essential oils.
Fragrance energy: Sweet, lemony
Movement course: Circulating, harmonizing
Warmth effect: Neutral
Tone effect: Regulative, relaxant
Channel tropism: Liver, Heart, Stomach, Gallbladder
Five-Element affinity: Wood, Fire, Earth
In Chinese Medicine: Sweet Orange is a gentle, sweet relaxant oil for moderately spreading and regulating the Qi. Its focus is Middle Jiao Qi stagnation arising from Stomach and Gallbladder Qi stasis, or from Liver Qi invading the Stomach.
Chinese Medicine functions adapted from Peter Holmes, L.Ac., M.H., Channeling Fragrance. The full profile — treatment patterns, acupoint combinations and synergist oils — is in the book.
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Although these are not recommended for internal use limonene was recommended by a Doctor for health concerns. Helping to modulate inflammation and digestive issues and poor fat assimilation. Don't know if it works yet, but it tastes better than the pure limonene I was buying and I like that it is certified organic. I would give it a 5 star if I see the same good results as the pure limonene which seemed to eliminate dandruff then I would respond with 5 stars.
