Spike lavender flowering top

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Lavandula latifolia spica
This aerial plant likes the scrublands of southern Europe and limy soils, is sensitive to cold and has light violet flowers on loose ears found on the top of long stems. Blooming and harvesting occur later than with true lavender Spike lavender provides an essential oil that is good for emergencies, as it can ”miraculously” sooth and heal severe burns and wasp stings almost instantaneously. The need for this EO in these circumstances proves that aromatherapy is indeed a form of medicine all by itself.
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Dosage
Ingest 1 drop on a neutral support twice a day. Maximum recommended daily dose for the oil: 2 drops - 85 mg.
Advice
"On anything that stings and burns and also for poisonous insects, apply 2 drops of Lavender aspic every 5 minutes for 1/2 hour. The result is almost“ miraculous ”.
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Precautions
"Seek advice from a health professional • Keep out of reach of young children. • Do not replace a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. • Do not exceed the recommended dose. • Do not use for during pregnancy and breastfeeding and in children under 6. • Keep away from any source of heat and light.
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Reference

2001

EAN

5420008520013

ACL

7753168

CNK

1626662

Nut/PL

PL175/135

Regulatory status

Dietary supplement

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