Wheat germ oil is extracted cold pressed and used primarily for its excellent abilities to regenerate the skin since this oil is extremely rich in vitamin E and vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant that improves circulation It is extraordinarily useful for the topic of skin irritations and dermal irritations and can be used very …
St. John’s wort oil from the Phytodoxia House or Phytodoxia Laboratory It allows us to use the properties of the hypericum as a tissue regenerator and repair along with all those virtues that the oil itself already has when the extract is macerated in sweet almond oil and wheat oil in this case wheat germ …
Echinacea oil from the Phytodoxia laboratoryallows us the synergy, that is, the potentiation of the properties of echinaceawith the virtues of sweet almond oil and wheat oilin such a way that we add the capacity of tissue regeneration already demonstratedthe ability to repair and increase the defenses of echinaceato the virtues of almond oil because …
We are going to use echinacea oil topicallythat fundamentally as we said to repairas its main utility is cell regeneration including regeneration of subcutaneous tissuethese properties that are well known help internal healingand also benefit in all cases where there is an infection, a mild acnea very deep acne would require in addition to other …
Purple Echinacea is a plant native to North Americawhich is a plant known since ancient times by the Amerindian tribesthey used it primarily for the treatment of woundsespecially, wounds and dermal and respiratory infectionsCurrently it has been found that its use is much more extensive more extensiveIn addition to all those traditionally known infections, it …
Attending to the questions that some have asked metoday I wanted to tell you the properties of the hypericumThe hypericum is also called St. John’s Wort, hypericon or little heartIt is one of the plants known since the oldest of the Mediterranean Pharmacopoeiaand has a history of many centuries in fact Pliny knew her that …
Using naturally how the hypericum has been traditionally usedeither crushed and directly on the wounds or using infusionsas it has been used for internal treatment through infusion or evenin putting the fresh plants in oil leaving to macerate for about 40 days to make the extract of hypericum oilthe form of external use mainly for …
