HELLENIC BALSAM OIL
Spatho oil or Balsam oil
The fragrance of St. John was given this strange name due to the flowering season, which falls somewhere around the day of St. John, that is, on June 24. This herb has a long history, dating back to the 1st century AD. a cure for all mental disorders. It was called the “magic potion” by kings and botanists of the Middle Ages. In fact, many cultures even use this herb to get rid of the effects of evil spirits on the body. Today, balsam is one of the most popular herbs used in Europe, Russia, Southeast Asia, China and the USA. It is available without a prescription mainly for the treatment of depression and anxiety. The Famous Ima of the Ancient Spartans with which they healed their wounds after the battles. When the flowering tops of the herb are dipped in olive oil and then left in the sun for two or three weeks, then the color changes from yellow to red. The oil obtained is the famous balm of the ancient Spartans.
INDICATIVE WAYS OF USE
• Applied topically by applying to wounds, burns, abrasions and other skin lesions, for massage and muscle pain relief. • Sedative and analgesic action, against stomach ulcers, against depression, anxiety, menopause. It is a diuretic and contributes to the excretion of useless substances by the body. • Applied topically by applying to wounds, burns, abrasions and other skin lesions, for massage and muscle pain relief. • Sedative and analgesic action, against stomach ulcers, against depression, anxiety, menopause. It is a diuretic and contributes to the excretion of useless substances by the body. Recommended especially for colitis, painful digestion and stomach sourness. • Strengthens the immune system and has antibacterial properties. Helps speed recovery from coughs, colds, and respiratory infections.
Basic properties
• Sciatica – rheumatic pains, joint pains • Drops • Wounds and bruises, bruises and bruises • Convulsions • Insect bites • Burns, inflammations, ulcers • Cramps, grips,
• Colds, neuralgia • Headaches • Helps to deal with anxiety, irritability and depression • Reduces chronic fatigue and insomnia • Relieves menstrual pain and discomfort and helps restore hormonal imbalances Ideal for pregnant or breastfeeding women and children, as it is associated with drowsiness and increased risk of colic in the baby. It should also be avoided by people suffering from serious mental illnesses such as depression, schizophrenia, dementia or bipolar disorder. It could cause harmful drug interactions when taken with antidepressants. Finally, it can cause photosensitivity, especially if used topically. This can make a person feel that light is hitting their eyes or that their skin is burning.
Although these side effects are rare, it is best to stop using them if you experience any of these symptoms.
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