What is Lemonella oil?
Lemonella oil is derived from grass, which usually occurs in some Asian countries and islands, as well as in Africa and various Latin American and South American countries. Oil usually comes from two main varieties of lemon grass. The oils are extracted from the grass by processing a fresh plant by distillation of steam. The name Lemonella refers to a strong lemon aroma of the stem of plants and leaves, as well as its extracted oil. It is most commonly used as insect repellent, but some herbalists use it as an antibacterial agent and anti -inflammatory treatment, including medicinal use. The strong fragrance is generally considered to be so unpleasant for this insects that they avoid any areas where the smell is obvious.
Some commonly fabled health benefits of lemonella include its antibacterial, antiseptic, anti -inflammatory and antifungal. Lemonella can also help treat depression, convulsions, fever, parasitic intestinal worms and stomach pain. Some also believe that lemonella actsAlso as a natural stimulant. It has been described that its antibacterial and antiseptic effects have been reported by its antibacterial and antiseptic effects that eradicate wound infections, facilitate the irritation of the insect bites and destroy the head and lice in the body. Bacterial diseases of prostate, kidney, stomach and intestines were reportedly cured by lemonella with oil. The oil is also used to treat the urethra, bladder and urinary tract.
Simple heartburn and side effects of alcohol and drug abuse were reportedly alleviated with oil lemon. It can also help treat inflammation of the digestive system and fungal infections and can help eliminate toxic substances from the body. Metabolism was reportedly increased and the immune system has been increased lemonellate oil.
people who suffer from depression reportedly found relief by taking lemon oil. An oil ingestion was also attributed to relief from menstrual convulsions and muscle torumor. By increasing sweat, it was offered as a toxic cleaning agent that reduces fever and prevents certain infections.
It is used as local treatment, lemonella oil can also help prevent body odor and improve the tone of human muscles. Skin friction can support blood circulation and increase glanding enzymes and hormones. Oil leather and hair are reportedly improved by the application of lemon oil.
No toxic side effects threatened life, either externally or internally, were found. However, it has been reported that it occasionally causes skin irritation in topically applied. It is generally not recommended to treat skin disease in young children or pregnant women.