Hemani Aniseeds Oil

• Brand: Hemani
• Category: Ayurvedic (Oil)
• Code: 8964000114346
• Weight: 30 milliliter
• Composition:  Ethers - Anethole - Anethole, a phenolic ether, is the principal compound, making up 75-90 per cent of the oil.Phenols - Phenols and phenolic ethers are known as bactericides and they contain potent compounds that help to stimulate the immune and nervous systems.Warning - In large amounts, anethole has narcotic and neurotoxic effects. It can cause circulatory problems and has been linked to dermatitis. Any oil with high amounts of phenols should be used in low amounts over short periods of time.You should be careful when using aniseed oil, but that does not mean you have to avoid it completely. Stick to gentle inhalation techniques to avoid causing damage to sensitive skin.
• Composition:  Ethers - Anethole - Anethole, a phenolic ether, is the principal compound, making up 75-90 per cent of the oil.Phenols - Phenols and phenolic ethers are known as bactericides and they contain potent compounds that help to stimulate the immune and nervous systems.Warning - In large amounts, anethole has narcotic and neurotoxic effects. It can cause circulatory problems and has been linked to dermatitis. Any oil with high amounts of phenols should be used in low amounts over short periods of time.You should be careful when using aniseed oil, but that does not mean you have to avoid it completely. Stick to gentle inhalation techniques to avoid causing damage to sensitive skin.
• Item ID: 418608

• Seller: Mahaekart LLC
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• 30ml

As one of the strongest oils of all, aniseed should only be used with great care but the results can be incredible.Aromatic anise seeds, a revered digestive tonic of the Greeks and Romans, are still used in confectionery and as flavoring for alcoholic beverages, especially Pernod and Turkish raki. The oil is steam-distilled from the seeds of this perennial herb of the Middle East. It has a rich, pervasively spicy-sweet odor resembling liquorice.Aniseed is potently therapeutic; warming and enlivening the body, it can be used to invigorate the mind and stimulate the circulation. Its powerful action on the digestive system quells nausea and vomiting and eases indigestion and flatulence. Its expectorant properties are also useful in treating respiratory infections. The potency of aniseed needs to be respected, however. It is recommended for use only when you become more proficient in the art of aromatherapy.Aniseed is unusual, being low in aldehydes, alcohols and terpenes, but high in phenols and phenolic ethers.