Packaging: 5ml (or 10ml & 50ml) containing 100% edible Organic Turmeric (Curcuma) Essential Oil. 
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Organic Turmeric essential oil is derived from the root of the turmeric plant, scientifically known as Curcuma longa. Turmeric, or yellow root, is a perennial herbaceous plant that can reach up to 1 meter in height. It is extracted through CO2 extraction of the plant’s root. Native to Asia, turmeric has been an important part of traditional medicine for thousands of years. The essential oil from turmeric is known for its anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antimicrobial, antimalarial, anticancer, and anti-aging properties. Turmeric has a long history as a medicine, spice, and dye, making it a true treasure for our health and beauty!

Turmeric essential oil is considered an excellent health promoter and is believed to have anticancer properties. The main molecules in its chemotypic composition include: ar-turmerone 50-60%, α-turmerone 12-15%, β-turmerone 15-17%, and zingiberene 20-25%, which provide strong antioxidant properties.

The benefits of turmeric are attributed to its vitamins, phenols, and other alkaloids. Turmeric essential oil is considered a powerful relaxant and, according to Ayurvedic medicine, enhances the body’s balance. It also has strong antioxidant properties for the skin, protecting it from premature aging. Additionally, it has antimicrobial properties and can be used for problematic skin care. In aromatherapy, it promotes relaxation and helps alleviate anxiety and stress.

Organic Turmeric essential oil is obtained through steam distillation of the plant’s root, commonly known as Curcuma longa. Traditionally, turmeric has a long history as a medicine, spice, and dye, with major producing countries being India, China, and Japan.

In aromatherapy, Organic Turmeric essential oil is used for alleviating pain caused by various inflammation in the body, for joint issues and muscle pain, to facilitate digestion, and to support liver health, with scientific evidence backing its anticancer action. Furthermore, it is widely used for its strong antiseptic, antimicrobial, and antioxidant properties, making it useful in gastrointestinal disorders like gas, colitis, and more. It is also considered a good antidote and effective against intestinal worms.

The strong antioxidant components of the oil make it beneficial as an ingredient in various anti-aging cosmetic formulations for addressing wrinkles, skin discoloration, hair growth, and acne.

Key Properties:

• Antiseptic
• Antioxidant
• Analgesic
• Anti-aging
• Anticancer

Caution! Essential oils should never be used undiluted directly on the skin but added to carrier oils. A safe dosage is recommended at up to 2 drops of essential oil per 10 ml of carrier oil.

This pleasant, fresh, and spicy essential oil from the Curcuma plant offers a simultaneously spicy, fresh, and woody aroma, known for its antibacterial and antiparasitic properties, and shows significant interest in digestive disorders.

Related to the solar plexus chakra, Turmeric essential oil allows you to focus your energy on the true values of life, bringing optimism, enthusiasm, and self-confidence.

Thanks to its richness in turmerones, which provide antioxidant properties, it pleasantly fits into your cosmetic “home” to slow down the skin aging process.

A few drops of essential oil in cooking are popular, especially to enhance flavorful oriental dishes and add originality to your desserts.

In terms of health, Turmeric essential oil is recognized for the following properties:

• Facilitates digestion and stimulates bile secretion.
• Helps reduce “gas.”
• Antiparasitic and antifungal.
• Vermifuge, active against intestinal worms (roundworms, etc.).
• Antibacterial studies specifically show activity against Staphylococcus aureus and Listeria monocytogenes.
• Digestive disorders:
  • Digestive and hepatocyte insufficiency
  • Aerophagia, intestinal gas
  • Colitis
  • Intestinal worms
  • Disorders of the large intestine
  • Effective against multi-drug resistant Staphylococcus aureus (common in hospital infections)

In the realm of beauty, Turmeric essential oil is recognized for these properties:

• The antioxidants and turmerones in the essential oil help the skin combat oxidative stress responsible for premature aging.
• Improves skin complexion.
• Active against dandruff.

Finally, in the kitchen, with its spicy and woody flavor, it is a star of Indian, African, and Eastern cuisines. However, it can also be used in dishes like fish, poultry, beef, pork, vegetables, pasta, eggs, soups, and even salads, in the form of a flavored oil.

Also recommended:

• Seafood
• Potatoes
• Fruit jams (plums, apricots, etc.)
• Rum pancakes and cakes
• Rice pudding
• Madeleines

Typically used for 1 to 3 drops throughout the preparation.

Turmeric is a rhizomatous plant from the ginger family. It was initially used as a dye for its golden-yellow color and later found to preserve foods. This is also why it is found in all Indian curries.

Traditionally, it has many applications in Ayurvedic medicine: blood tonic and depurative, ear care, treatment of skin conditions like shingles, smallpox, and chickenpox.

There is also traditional use in the “cosmetics” sector, as practiced in some regions of India, where turmeric paste is applied to newlyweds before the wedding to give glow to the skin and protect the body from bacterial infections. In the cosmetic realm, its richness in turmerones, powerful antioxidants, offers exceptional anti-aging potential. The essential oil is both pleasant and effective, bringing activity and fragrance to cosmetics. From an energetic perspective, Turmeric essential oil symbolizes “Carpe Diem,” as it allows for optimizing one’s vision of things and making life more enjoyable.

Finally, a few drops of turmeric essential oil will be a real treat for lovers of sweet, warm flavors.

Organic Turmeric essential oil has antiseptic, calming, decongestant, and emollient properties. It soothes inflammation related to arthritis, gout, headaches, muscle pain, joint disorders, and various chronic diseases throughout the body, including gastrointestinal inflammation. It is known as a stimulant, as it not only boosts metabolism but also promotes heart health by reducing platelet accumulation in arteries and blood vessels. This may allow for better blood circulation in the body. It is widely used in the pharmaceutical industry due to its antiseptic, antimicrobial, antibacterial, antifungal, and antiparasitic properties. It can help the skin appear younger, improve skin elasticity, slow the appearance of wrinkles, and protect the skin from pollution and irritation. Due to its many antioxidants, it stimulates cell regeneration, ensures the proper functioning of hair follicles, and helps eliminate infections and inflammation on the scalp.

Organic Turmeric essential oil combines well with: Sage, Ginger, Holy Basil, Ylang-Ylang, and Black Pepper.

INCI-name: Curcuma Longa Root Oil

Origin: Germany