KATRAFAY PURE ESSENTIAL OIL
Cedrelopsis grevei
Katrafay is thought to be one of the most important medicinal trees. The aromatic bark and leaves produce an essential oil that is particularly effective for the treatment of fever and muscular fatigue. The oil is clean, fresh, woody, earthy and crisp, being obtained through steam distillation. Katrafay essential oil has significant therapeutic actions also for arthritis, rheumatism, coughs, headaches, asthma, and inflammatory skin ailments such as eczema and seborrheic dermatitis. The clean, fresh, earthy aroma is superb in masculine blends for men’s deodorants and after shave lotions.
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The merits of this oil
Anti-inflammatory for muscle and joint pain: Anti-inflammatory actions calm the inflammation and pain of muscles and joints in arthritis and rheumatism.
A mild tonic to strengthen immunity: This oil is a mild tonic for the body. It improves metabolism and strengthens immunity.
Pain calming: Excellent for back pain, headaches, abdominal pain and particularly for arthritis, rheumatism and muscle sprains and pain.
Astringent: This oil has a tightening, astringent action on muscles that tightens wrinkled skin.
Calms skin ailments: Effective for inflammatory skin ailments such as eczema and seborrheic dermatitis.
Disinfects sores: Anti-bacterial actions accelerate healing to sores, abrasions and skin infections.
Emollient for dry skin: Improves moisturisation to dry or wrinkled skin.
Circulation: Improves blood circulation and boosts oxygen to the body.
Candida albicans: Anti-fungal substances prevent the fungal growth of the Candida albicans fungal yeast organism.
Katrafay is effective for coughs, asthma, diabetes, diarrhea, abdominal pain, rheumatism, headache, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and lowers blood pressure.
IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER
The information on this website is for informational and educational purposes only. Information or products discussed are not meant to diagnose, cure, treat or prevent any disease or illness. Please approach a health practitioner before making changes to your diet, taking supplements or using essential oils that may interfere with medications.
