Cajuput Oil

Cajuput Oil

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Latin name: Melaleuca leucadendron
Other names: Paperbark Tree, White Wood

A Remedy For

• Rheumatism

Cajuput Oil eases the discomfort of rheumatism, pulled muscles or ligaments, sprains, bruises, muscle tension, slipped disk, low back pain, and sciatica.

What It Is; Why It Works
Cajuput Oil works by stimulating the circulation around the point of application. It also shows antiseptic properties in laboratory tests.
The oil is distilled from the fresh leaves and twigs of a large tree native to southeast Asia and the tropical regions of Australia. Historically, it has been used to help loosen phlegm and relieve spasms. It has a pleasant fragrance reminiscent of camphor and eucalyptus.

Avoid If...
No known medical conditions preclude the use of Cajuput Oil.

Special Cautions
Skin inflammation is a possibility. When using the oil on infants and small children, avoid the facial area. Application near the nose could cause throat spasms and interfere with breathing.

Possible Drug Interactions
No interactions have been reported.

Special Information If You Are Pregnant or Breastfeeding
No harmful effects are known.

How To Prepare
Available as a steam-distilled oil.

Typical Dosage
Follow the manufacturer's directions.

Overdosage
No information on overdosage is available.