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Dill Essential Oil - Anethum Graveolens (10ml)

£3.75

Dill is best used for digestive problems such as indigestion, flatulence or colic in children. It can also be helpful for irregular periods.

Dill Essential Oil - Aromatherapy
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Origin: This has been used since the earliest times as a medicinal and culinary herb.In Germany and Scandinavia it is used with fish and cucumber as a culinary herb and in the East as a soothing digestive aid for indigestion. Dill is an annual or biennial herb which grows about 1 metre tall and has feathery leaves and lots of yellowish flowers

Sources: Dill is native to the Mediterranean and Black Sea areas but is now cultivated worldwide especially in Europe, the USA, China and India. Dill seed oil is produced mainly in France, Hungary, Germany, Spain and Britain

Genito-urinary system: Dill is helpful for lack of periods and is said to promote milk flow in nursing mothers

Digestive system: Probably the best use for Dill is to help colic in children, indigestion, flatulence and dyspepsia

Mixing Oils: It blends well with Mint, Nutmeg and other spice or citrus oils

Think Aromatherapy makes no medicinal claims for any of the products on this web site. If you have any medical problems then it may be advisable to consult your GP before using any aromatherapy products. Always read the full warnings before use.