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Cardamom Essential Oil
Cardamom Essential Oil
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Cardamom Essential Oil (Elettaria cardamomum — India) is extracted from the seeds of the cardamom plant and carries a rich, sweet, spicy aroma that has been treasured in Ayurvedic tradition for thousands of years. Warming and joyful, it opens the flow of prana — vital energy — through the body, bringing clarity and vitality to mind and spirit.
Aromatherapy Properties: Stimulates and eases the brain, respiratory, and digestive systems. Its warming energy brings joy and mental clarity, and is excellent for opening energetic flow through the body.
Physical Therapeutic Properties:
- Antispasmodic — relieves muscle cramps, asthma, and whooping cough
- Powerful antiseptic and antimicrobial — effective as a mouthwash, skin rinse, and water purifier
- Stimulates enzyme and hormone secretion, gastric juices, peristalsis, circulation, and excretion — supporting full-body metabolic health
- Boosts energy and spirits in cases of depression or fatigue
- Warming — promotes sweating, clears congestion and coughs, relieves cold symptoms and headaches
- Helps cure diarrhea caused by extreme cold
Mental & Emotional Therapeutic Properties:
- Eases emotional overwhelm and nervous exhaustion
- Strengthens resolve and resilience in the face of challenges
- Cultivates clarity, direction, motivation, enthusiasm, confidence, courage, and purpose
- Counteracts apathy, confusion, inflexibility, sluggishness, and mental rigidity
Blending: Blends beautifully with sweet orange, bergamot, cinnamon, cloves, caraway, and cedarwood.
Therapeutic grade, uncut, and alcohol-free — poured into the bottle size of your choice.
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