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Thyme (Thymus vulgaris)
Thyme can be used either as a relaxant for a stimulant, depending on the need. Itâs stimulant and strengthening properties help to uplift low spirits and exhaustion, stimulate the brain and revitalize the memory, combats depression, and also helps to release mental blockages and trauma. Thymes strong antiseptic and immune stimulant properties make it an excellent oil to ward off infection in cases of chills, flu and infectious diseases. Thyme also combats gum infections and can be used in a mouthwash of gargle. Thyme is good for wounds and sores as well as dermatitis, boils, carbuncles and warts. A direct application would be recommended. Also good for the scalp, effective with dandruff and hair loss (massaged, in a blend, into the scalp). CAUTIONS: Not to be used in cases of high blood pressure or pregnancy. Not to be used for long periods of time (toxicity). Possible skin and mucous membrane irritant.
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