HOW TO USE TEA TREE OIL?

Tea Tree Oil is one of the most beneficial products in the environment. It has been used by some Indigenous people in Australia for centuries as one of their most effective medicines. Tea tree oil is derived from the Melaleuca Alternifloria which is a leafy shrub found in parts of Australia. Some people think it is called the Tea Tree because Captain Cook, who came from England in the 17th century, used the leaves to make tea from the time they started their journey to Australia, hence the name Tea Tree. Captain Cook found that it was good to fight diarrhea that many of his staff had at the time due to a lack of fresh fruit and vegetables. Australia has more than 300 species of Tea Tree, but only one of them is used to make world-famous oil. Tea Tree Oil first came to prominence during the First World War in the early 20th century. Australian soldiers have been seen using oil to treat their illnesses. They were very successful in this. During World War II, Tea Tree Oil farmers were released from the National Service in Australia as their contribution to the war was to produce Tea Tree Oil for use by its soldiers. Tea Tree oil has several excellent properties that make it an excellent treatment for many complaints. All of this is for external use as Tea Tree oil should not be taken internally. Tea tree oil is effective in fighting fungus, bacteria, and bacteria. It is extracted as an essential oil by steam or immersion of the leaves and branches of the Tea Tree. The oil is not a liquid white or yellowish-yellow. It has a sweet, bitter, and slightly camphoraceous scent.

 

Tea tree oil contains several compounds, including terpinen-4-of which has been shown to kill certain germs, bacteria, and fungi. Erpinen-4-ol also appears to increase the activity of your white blood cells, helping to fight infections and other external invaders. These anti-bacterial properties make tea tree oil an invaluable natural remedy for skin and fungal infections, prevent infection, and promote healing. Find out how you can improve your immune response? The Amazon Elements Turmeric Complex is packed with high-quality, natural ingredients to provide pain relief and anti-inflammatory properties.

 

Hand cleaner; Tea tree oil makes a natural hand sanitizer. Studies have shown that it kills several common germs and pathogens, including Escherichia coli, Streptococcus pneumoniae, and Haemophilus influenzae. Studies examining several types of handwashing show that adding tea tree oil to cleaners increases their effectiveness against Escherichia coli.  Studies continue to confirm that hand sanitizers containing tea tree oil are effective in killing germs on the hands without antibiotics.

 

Insect repellent; Tea tree oil can help keep pests at bay. One study found that after 24 hours of treatment with tea tree oil, cows had 61% fewer flies than cows that were not treated with tea tree oil. Tea tree oil is used to keep ants out of agricultural production. It is also an effective disinfectant. Test-tube research has shown that tea tree oil is more effective than mosquito repellent than DEET, a highly effective herbicide for commercial pesticides.

 

Natural deodorant; The antibacterial effects of tea tree oil can help control the underlying aroma associated with sweating. Sweat does not stink. However, when fluids from your sweat glands come into contact with germs on your skin, a strong odor is produced in the center. The armpit area contains a large number of these glands and is often referred to as body odor. The anti-bacterial properties of tea tree oil make it an alternative natural alternative to commercial deodorants and antiperspirants.

 

Antiseptic for cuts and minor scratches; Damage that leads to broken skin makes it easier for germs to enter your bloodstream, which can lead to infection. Tea tree oil can be used to treat and disinfect small cuts and abrasions by killing Staphylococcus aureus and other viruses that can cause infections in open wounds. To disinfect cut or scratch, follow these steps; wash the piece thoroughly with soap and water. Mix one drop of tea tree oil with one teaspoon of coconut oil. Apply a small amount of the mixture to the wound and cover with a bandage. Repeat this process once or twice a day until the crust is formed.

 

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Fight against Acne; Tea tree oil can be a powerful weapon against acne. Several studies have shown that it helps to reduce the amount and total stiffness of acne. Some acne is caused by bacteria that develop resistance to traditional antibiotics. Scientific tests of tea tree oil found that consumption not only reduced bacterial activity but also killed them in the laboratory after 4 to 6 (15) hours. In another study, tea tree oil was found to be effective in combating acne such as benzoyl peroxide, the most common anti-acne drug. Alternatively, you can do your acne treatment by mixing one part tea tree oil with nine parts water and applying the mixture to the affected areas with a cotton swab once or twice a day, as needed.

 

Get rid of nail fungus; Fungal infections are very common. Although they are not dangerous, they may look invisible. Some medications can treat nail fungus, but some people may prefer the natural method. Tea tree oil has been shown to help eliminate nail fungus when used alone or in combination with other natural remedies, with fewer side effects than traditional medicine. In a controlled study people with nail fungus used direct tea tree oil or antifungal medication for 6 months. At the end of the study, about 60 percent of the people in each group experienced a partial or complete eradication of the fungus. You can use a few drops of tea tree oil alone or mix it with an equal amount of coconut oil and apply it to the affected area. Be sure to wash your hands immediately after application to avoid spreading the fungus in other areas.

 

To soothe inflammation of the skin; The most common form of skin irritation is contact dermatitis, which occurs when your skin comes in contact with an allergen, such as nickel. Exposure to an allergen leads to red, itchy, and sometimes painful skin. Both animal and human studies suggest that using tea tree oil can help reduce the severity of these symptoms. In a study comparing the effects of various treatments for contact dermatitis, tea tree oil was found to reduce symptoms by 40%, which was much higher than conventional skin treatment. In addition, tea tree oil can provide relief from insect bites by reducing itching, redness, and inflammation that occur when your body releases histamine to protect itself from insect saliva. One study found that tea tree oil used as a rosacea gel reduces inflammation and redness. Demodex blepharitis is an inflammation of the eyes and eyelids associated with Demodex worms. Tea tree oil has been used worldwide to treat this annoying condition and has been found to reduce the number of worms and reduce inflammation. Use this recipe to relieve burning skin; Combine 10 drops of tea tree oil with 1 teaspoon of extra virgin olive oil and 1 teaspoon of melted coconut oil. Mix well, then store in a sealed container. Apply to the affected area twice a day until the symptoms go away.

 

Anti Dandruff; Dandruff, or white flakes of dead skin that fall on the scalp, is not dangerous. However, it can be irritating and embarrassing to some people. Adding tea tree oil to the shampoo has been found to reduce dandruff. This is thought to be related to its antifungal properties. And because it contains less acid than your skin, it helps to clear dandruff scales. In another study, tea tree oil shampoos were found to be effective in reducing the growth of Candida albicans (yeast) which often contributes to the formation of dandruff. To help reduce dandruff, try adding a few drops of tea tree oil to the shampoo as you wash your hair.

 

Use to treat athlete's foot; medically known as tinea pedis, athlete's foot is a fungal infection that can spread to the toes and hands. Symptoms include peeling, cracking, blisters, and redness. Antifungal medications are considered to be the standard treatment for an athlete's foot. However, research suggests that tea tree oil can be another effective way to alleviate symptoms. In a controlled study of 158 people, 72% of the tea tree oil group had significant clinical improvements in the athlete's foot, compared with 39% in the placebo group. A 2020 study found that tea tree oil was effective in reducing athlete's foot, but a combination of traditional medicine and tea tree oil may be the quickest way to address this. Here are some natural remedies for relieving athlete's foot symptoms; Combine 1/4 cup arrowroot powder, 1/4 cup baking soda, and 20-25 drops of tea tree oil. Stir the mixture and place in a covered container. Apply on clean, dry feet twice a day. Studies have shown that tea tree oil appears to be completely safe. However, there are some things you should be aware of before using it. Tea tree oil should not be eaten as it may be harmful if swallowed. Keep children out of the reach. Before applying the tea tree oil for the first time, check 1 or 2 drops on a small area of ​​your skin and wait 24 hours to see if there is a reaction occurring. People with sensitive skin may become irritated when they use pure tea tree oil. If your skin is sensitive, it is best to mix tea tree oil with an equal or greater amount of olive oil, coconut oil, or almond oil.