Hydacheim Essential Oils

These essential oils originated in India and, after being derived through steam distillation from the flowers of the plant, end up having a thin consistency, a color that is olive-brown or olive-green, and an aroma that is spicy, warm, woody, sweet, and floral. Historically, an anti-nausea agent was extracted from the root of a plant referred to as a spiked ginger lily. This particular use is referred to as Ayurvedic medicine which is used to treat a plethora of symptoms and conditions. The spiked ginger lily, or hydacheim plant, has leaves that are approximately four inches wide and 16 inches long. It can grow up to about three feet tall and, interestingly, the flower’s spikes have their own individual (additional) flowers.

Overall Benefits of Hydacheim Essential Oils

• May be useful to certain individuals because of their mildly tranquilizing action
• May possess antibiotic qualities
• Useful as an overall tonic
• Can help eliminate infections and free radicals
• Considered to be an anti-inflammatory
• Useful as a remedy for nausea
• May have a calming effect on the nervous system
• Contain qualities that make them particularly useful by aromatherapists

Uses for Hydacheim Essential Oils

For various uses, the blending of one or more essential oils is frequently carried out. These particular essential oils blend nicely with the following: cajeput, clary sage, geranium, lavender, and cedarwood. Commonly, hydacheim essential oils may be used for their therapeutic properties – namely, their anti-asthmatic, antibiotic, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, tonic, stimulant, and carminative properties. Additionally, these essential oils possess exotic and intriguing fragrance characteristics and are therefore utilized widely in perfumery, aromatherapy, candles, incense, soaps, personal care formulations, and cosmetic applications.

Precautions

These essential oils should not be used by children or near the eyes. They should also be avoided by women who are lactating or who are pregnant.