BASIL OIL:
Basil oil is also known as Tulsi oil and holy basil oil which is derived from Ocimum Basilicum. It belongs to the Lamiaceae or mint plant family, which includes about 200 species of various basil botanical varieties and forms grown around the world. As a natural anti-inflammatory, antiviral, antibiotic and diuretic, basil has been used in traditional Asian Indian medicine practices for years. Today, basil is known for its use in cases of stomach spasms, loss of appetite, fluid retention, head colds, warts and even intestinal worm infections.

EXTRACTION PROCESS:
Basil oil is obtained by steam distillation of leaves, flowers and buds of basil plant.

The health benefits of basil essential oil include its ability to treat nausea, inflammation, motion sickness, indigestion, constipation, respiratory problems, and fight bacterial infections and manage diabetes. It is derived from the Ocimum basilicum plant is also known as sweet basil oil in some places.

In India, tulsi is an herb that is considered sacred, mainly because it represents the goddess Lakshmi, the wife of Vishnu, who is one of Hinduism's most important deities. There is even an ancient custom in India to worship the plant twice a day, water it and place lamps near it, once in the morning and then at night. Hindus believed that it brings good luck while protecting their family from evil and harm.

Basil was widely used in ancient times in places like India for various medicinal purposes (Ayurvedic Medicine). The herb was used to treat diarrhea, cough, mucous discharges, constipation, indigestion, and certain skin diseases.

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USES AND BENEFITS:
Pharmaceuticals Uses:
Basil oil benefits include fighting bacteria, fighting infections, reducing disease causing inflammation, helps to relieve in congestion, increase urine output, stimulating the adrenal cortex. It is also help to relieve in aching muscles, cold and flu treatment, natural odor eliminator and cleaner. Basil oil is sometimes recommended as a natural ear infection remedy. It is also used as insects repellent.

Cosmetic Uses:
Basil oil can act as a home remedy for acne. It can helps with burning or redness of skin. It also helps to remove excess grease or buildup on your hair. Dilute tulsi or basil oil may also work as a good deodorizer which helps to eliminate body odor. It also helps to remove bad odor from your mouth or you can use it as mouthwash.

Edible Uses:
Basil essential oil is known for helping to stimulate digestion and naturally relieving constipation. can be taken internally by adding one to two drops to warm water or tea, or you can inhale it and massage it directly into painful areas such as the abdomen and lower back.You can also add a drop to water or take it as a dietary supplement by mixing it with raw honey or into a smoothie.

23 IMPRESSIVE HEALTH USES AND BENEFITS OF BASIL OIL:

1. You can inhale it directly from the bottle or rub several drops into your palms and then place your hands over your face to inhale for relieving in cold and flu.
2. Add 2 drops each Basil and Peppermint into 2 quarts of iced tea for a refreshing drink.
3. Apply basil oil to fatigued or sore muscles and joints.
4. Use basil oils topically on the feet or by diffusing them aromatically to fight fatigue.
5. For a focus and study aid try diffusing drops Lemon, 3 drops Basil and 2 drops Rosemary essential oil.
6. Add 1-2 drops of basil to 1 teaspoon of carrier oil, like jojoba oil, massage into achy joints and muscles. You can also add to unscented lotion or body cream and rub on affected areas.
7. Add 3 drops of basil, 3 drops of lavender, and 4 drops of frankincense to a 10 ml roller bottle, fill rest of bottle with jojoba oil. Shake to blend. To use, roll onto temples (avoid the eyes) and back of neck/shoulders to relieves in headache and tension.
8. Add 6 drops of basil, 7 drops of tea tree and 12 drops of grapefruit to 4 of glass spray bottle. Fill rest of bottle with water, leaving room for sprayer top. Shake well before use, spritz throughout kitchen and bathroom to encourage clean air, especially during cold and flu season.
9. It is used for culinary purposes.
10. It is used as massage oil, increases shine of skin & hair.
11. It is helpful in treatment of Acne & other skin infections.
12. It has a carminative property and is used for treating indigestion, constipation, stomach cramps etc
13. It provides immediate relief in colds & influenza.
14. It is helpful in treatment of whooping cough.
15. It helps in treatment of Asthma & bronchitis.
16. It is used in treatment of infections such as cuts, wounds, skin & bladder infections.
17. It is widely used in Aromatherapy, because of its refreshing aroma.
18. Regularly using basil oil provides mental health & clarity.
19. It improves blood circulation.
20. It provides relief from pain.
21. It is ophthalmic & can quickly relieve blood shot eyes.
22. It helps in preventing vomiting.
23. It is also used for treatment of itching caused by bites from honey bee, insects or even snakes.

Precautions:
It is not recommended for pregnant or breast-feeding women, as well as for children under 2 year’s oil. People who are susceptible to seizures or who have epilepsy should also refrain from using it.
As with all essential oils, especially those that are new to you, always test for skin sensitivity prior to using them on sensitive or widespread areas. Do a skin patch test first on your feet or forearm to make sure you don’t experience irritation like redness, burning, hives or allergic reactions. Also keep basil oil away from your eyes and the insides of your ears or nose.

COMPONENTS
Chemical constituents of basil oil are Alpha pinene, Beta pinene, Camphene, myrcene, cis ocimene, camphor, limonene, linalool, methyl chavicol, citronellol, y terpineol, geraniol, methyl cinamate and eugenol.

BLENDING WELL WITH:
All essential oils blends with each other, basil oil also blends with verbena, neroli oil, marjoram oil, lemon, lavender oil, grapefruit, ginger oil, fennel, cedarwood oil, black pepper & bergamot oil.

STORAGE & HANDLING
Keep the drum in cool and dark place temperature below 25 °.