Kobashi St John Wort Essential Oil
$148
KOBASHI ZEDOARY OIL 100% Pure organically grown
LATIN NAME: Curcuma zedoaria
SOURCE: Steam distilled from the dried rhizomes
COLOUR: Mid brown to ochre
ORIGIN: West Bengal, India
AROMA: Spicy, warming, woody with refreshing eucalyptol and camphor notes.
QUALITIES:
The rhizomes have anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal, analgesic, stimulant, and carminative properties, having been used in traditional medicine for thousands of years. In Ayurvedic medicine, Nar Kachur has been used for the treatment of respiratory issues, fever, skin diseases, parasitic infections, sprains, wounds and digestive disorders. The herb has been used as a substitute for Shati - Kapoor Kachri (Hedychium Spicatum) hence it is found interchangeably as Shati. In ancient literature only Shati was mentioned and Nar Kachur became seen in later text because of less availability of Shati.
Used in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Zedoaria is known as E Zhu and is affiliated with the liver and spleen. E Zhu strongly promotes blood and Qi circulation and dispels blood stasis; dissolves accumulations, eliminates food retention and relieves pain. It is the strongest herb in the pharmacopeia to eliminate food retention.
Main chemical constituents %:
CURZERENONE 33.62
CAMPHOR 9.54
1,8-CINEOLE 6.83
beta-ELEMENE 5.77
CURZERENE 5.05
CAMPHENE 3.04
ISOBORNEOL 2.93
LATIN NAME: Curcuma zedoaria
SOURCE: Steam distilled from the dried rhizomes
COLOUR: Mid brown to ochre
ORIGIN: West Bengal, India
AROMA: Spicy, warming, woody with refreshing eucalyptol and camphor notes.
QUALITIES:
The rhizomes have anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal, analgesic, stimulant, and carminative properties, having been used in traditional medicine for thousands of years. In Ayurvedic medicine, Nar Kachur has been used for the treatment of respiratory issues, fever, skin diseases, parasitic infections, sprains, wounds and digestive disorders. The herb has been used as a substitute for Shati - Kapoor Kachri (Hedychium Spicatum) hence it is found interchangeably as Shati. In ancient literature only Shati was mentioned and Nar Kachur became seen in later text because of less availability of Shati.
Used in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Zedoaria is known as E Zhu and is affiliated with the liver and spleen. E Zhu strongly promotes blood and Qi circulation and dispels blood stasis; dissolves accumulations, eliminates food retention and relieves pain. It is the strongest herb in the pharmacopeia to eliminate food retention.
Main chemical constituents %:
CURZERENONE 33.62
CAMPHOR 9.54
1,8-CINEOLE 6.83
beta-ELEMENE 5.77
CURZERENE 5.05
CAMPHENE 3.04
ISOBORNEOL 2.93