Myrcene
Myrcene is part of the family of terpenes or monoterpenes and is therefore known to have the following properties:
- Lymphotonic, phlebotonic
- Digestive stimulants
- Atmospheric antiseptics
- Cortico-adrenal stimulants
- Antiviral
- Balsamic expectorants
- Analgesic
In its pure state, an essential oil mainly composed of terpenes or monoterpenes can cause irritations, the intensity of which depends on the patient's skin sensitivity. This irritation can be relieved by the local application of vegetable oil. Essential oils of turpentine and juniper can cause inflammation in the kidney in patients with kidney insufficiency.
Myrcene is a molecule present in the following essential oils:
- Thyme linalol (Thymus zygis)
- Sweet orange (Citrus sinensis)
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Essential oils are natural aromatic substances extracted from plants. They are often used in aromatherapy for their health and wellness benefits. Essential oils can be extracted from different parts of plants, such as leaves, flowers, barks, roots or seeds. The use of essential oils dates back to ancient times, where they were used for their medicinal properties and to perfume cosmetics and skincare products.
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