Lemon Essential Oil Size: 15ml Emotional/Energetic Qualities: Uplifting and cleansing Expands energy, promotes a sense of opening Reduces tension and depression Invites happy, outward energy ***DO NOT use this oil on the skin without diluting it.*** Carrier oil options include: Coconut, Grapeseed, Hempseed, Jojaba, Sweet Almond, Sunflower Therapeutic Properties Analgesic: The main component, d-limonene, has significant antinociceptive activity (reduces the sensation of pain).Hirota et al . (2010) suggested this might be due to its considerable anti-inflammatory and antioxidant activities. Anti-inflammatory: Lemon essential oil and d-limonene are inhibitors of 5-LOX (Baylac and Racine 2003). Theessential oil displays good anti-inflammatory activity (Mitoshi et al . 2014). See also analgesic . Antibacterial: Limonene is often found in oils with strong antimicrobial actions. Antidepressant: Lemon oil has antidepressant effects. The inhalation of d-limonene hasanxiolytic action (reduces anxiety). Lemon essential oil, and its components limonene and citral can decrease both physical and psychological stress. Antioxidant: One of the components, γ-terpinene, is an LDL antioxidant. Antispasmodic: The antispasmodic actions oflLemon are likely due in part to the presence of d-limonene, avasorelaxant. Antiviral: Although there is no research to support that lemon oil is antiviral, many Aromatherapists feel citrus oils highin d-limonene can assist with overcoming a virus. This might be due to the ability of d-limonene to activate white bloodcells and fight infection. Astringent: Many citrus oils, including Lemon and those containing high levels of monoterpenes (such as limonene),can contract and tighten the tissues. Cooling: Lemon has a cooling effect. It evaporates quickly on contact with the skin, giving rise to a cooling sensation,and its anti-inflammatory actions reduce heat in the tissues. Diuretic: When used in a blend, lemon can contribute to a diuretic effect. Immunostimulant: With its antibacterial and antioxidant actions, anti-inflammatory actions, and activating, tonic effectson the mind and body, Lemon essential oil can be used to help support the immune system and promote well-being. Liver support/protector: d-Limonene can increase the rate of synthesis of glutathione S-transferase in the liver. This is an important enzyme in detoxification pathways. Skin penetration enhancer: d-Limonene, the principle component, enhances skin penetration. Aroma: Lemon essential oil has a fresh, sharp citrus top note, followed by sweet, fresh lemony notes. It has low tenacity. Theimmediate effect is attributed by d-limonene, and then the aldehyde geranial (which shows up in very small Latin Name: Citrus limon Plant Part Used: Fresh Fruit Rind Countries of Origin: Spain, Italy, France, S. Africa

Lemon Essential Oil 15ml

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Lemon Essential Oil
Size: 15ml

Emotional/Energetic Qualities:
Uplifting and cleansing
Expands energy, promotes a sense of opening
Reduces tension and depression
Invites happy, outward energy
***DO NOT use this oil on the skin without diluting it.*** Carrier oil options include: Coconut, Grapeseed, Hempseed, Jojaba, Sweet Almond, Sunflower

Therapeutic Properties
Analgesic:
The main component, d-limonene, has significant antinociceptive activity (reduces the sensation of pain).Hirota
et al
. (2010) suggested this might be due to its considerable anti-inflammatory and antioxidant activities.
Anti-inflammatory:
Lemon essential oil and d-limonene are inhibitors of 5-LOX (Baylac and Racine 2003). Theessential oil displays good anti-inflammatory activity (Mitoshi
et al
. 2014). See also
analgesic
.
Antibacterial: Limonene is often found in oils with strong antimicrobial actions.

Antidepressant: Lemon oil has antidepressant effects. The inhalation of d-limonene hasanxiolytic action (reduces anxiety). Lemon essential oil, and its components limonene and citral can decrease both physical and psychological stress.

Antioxidant: One of the components, γ-terpinene, is an LDL antioxidant.

Antispasmodic: The antispasmodic actions oflLemon are likely due in part to the presence of d-limonene, avasorelaxant.

Antiviral: Although there is no research to support that lemon oil is antiviral, many Aromatherapists feel citrus oils highin d-limonene can assist with overcoming a virus. This might be due to the ability of d-limonene to activate white bloodcells and fight infection.

Astringent: Many citrus oils, including Lemon and those containing high levels of monoterpenes (such as limonene),can contract and tighten the tissues.

Cooling: Lemon has a cooling effect. It evaporates quickly on contact with the skin, giving rise to a cooling sensation,and its anti-inflammatory actions reduce heat in the tissues.

Diuretic: When used in a blend, lemon can contribute to a diuretic effect.

Immunostimulant: With its antibacterial and antioxidant actions, anti-inflammatory actions, and activating, tonic effectson the mind and body, Lemon essential oil can be used to help support the immune system and promote well-being.

Liver support/protector: d-Limonene can increase the rate of synthesis of glutathione S-transferase in the liver. This is an important enzyme in detoxification pathways.

Skin penetration enhancer: d-Limonene, the principle component, enhances skin penetration.

Aroma: Lemon essential oil has a fresh, sharp citrus top note, followed by sweet, fresh lemony notes. It has low tenacity. Theimmediate effect is attributed by d-limonene, and then the aldehyde geranial (which shows up in very small

Latin Name: Citrus limon
Plant Part Used: Fresh Fruit Rind
Countries of Origin: Spain, Italy, France, S. Africa

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