Description
ROSE GERANIUM (Pelargonium roseum): Similar benefits as regular GERANIUM but has a rose aroma. Known to balance hormones; menopausal women love it for hot flashes and hormonal headaches and have reported that it works better than progesterone cream. May aid PMS, engorged breasts, sterility, infertility, skin conditions, acne, oily skin (balances gland secretion), congested mature skin, dermatitis, eczema, burns, bruises, broken capillaries, wound healing (especially after facial or plastic surgery), circulation, cellulite, cellular regeneration, fungus (anti-fungal), lice, ringworm, sore throat, tonsillitis, mucus, asthma, immune stimulation, rheumatism, hemorrhoids, itching, jaundice, gastritis and colitis. May alleviate diarrhea, ulcers, urinary stones, clean digestive system of mucus, gallbladder, diabetes, urinary stones, edema, fights infection, tone and tighten tissue, bleeding, edema, diabetes, gallbladder, assist adrenal glands and fight infection. May aid to lower blood sugar levels, bleeding and adrenocortical glands.
Contains anticoagulant properties and may stimulate lymphatic system, be neuro-balancing (sedative and anti-depressant, soothing for anxiety and stress reducing).
Known both as ROSE GERANIUM or GERANIUM BOURBON.
Emotional Influence: Has a consoling aromatic influence. May assist in letting go of the past negative emotions, eases anxiety and tension of mentally and physically demanding days and help overcome fear of speaking. Apply to abdomen area to aid emotional healing for abuse, hurt, acute fear, depression, extreme moodiness and self esteem. A body massage is indicated for an emotional crisis.
Application: For infertility rub on back of both partners. Apply to breasts, temples and inhale for hormonal headaches and hot flashes.
Constituent: Monoterpenes/Esters/Ketones
Descriptor: Stimulates liver, aids digestion, alkalizing, sedative, antispasmodic and anticoagulant.
EcoCultivated: Egypt, South Africa, France
Distilled: Flower
CAUTION: Due to hormone balancing properties AVOID during EARLY PREGNANCY.
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