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ROSEMARY Essential Oil Presented by: Lesley Smith
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THE PLANT More info on how to use this template at www.slidescarnival.com/help-use-presentation-template This template is free to use under Creative Commons Attribution license. You can keep the Credits slide or mention SlidesCarnival and other resources used in a slide footer. 2 Botanical Name: Rosmarinus officinalis Mint family (with Basil, Marjoram & Oregano) Native to the Mediterranean Pine like needles of grey/green Bittersweet, lemony, slightly piney flavour Spring flowers, from white, to pale blue to dark blue
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History of Rosemary Records of medicinal & magic use date back to 500bc 1987: Rutgers University patented food preservative Sacred in many civilisations, with UK placing rosemary sprigs into graves Used in French hospitals to disinfect air Extraction: Steam distillation of fresh flowering tops Poorer quality from whole plant (Spain) 3
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4 Properties: Rosmarinus Officinalis 1,8 Cineole COMMON TO 1,8 CINEOLE OILS Airborne anti-microbial Analgesic Anti-inflammatory Antibacterial Antioxidant Antispasmodic Antiviral Hypotensive Increases cerebral blood flow Mucolytic CHARACHERISTICS Colourless or pale yellow liquid Strong fresh minty herbaceous scent, with woody-balsamic undertone Poor quality oils have strong camphoraceous note (cooling/fresh) Can be blended
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Principal Constituents OXIDES 1,8 Cineole TERPENES alpha-Pinene Camphene beta-Pinene Myrcene Limonene beta-Caryophyllene KETONES Verbenone Camphor ALCOHOLS Borneol Alpha-Terpineol Linalol 5
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USES Sluggish circulation Navicular disease Overworked or tight muscles Respiratory congestion Hair loss / patchy coats Nervous Animals Disconnected (emotionally or mentally) Dysmenorrhoea / Leucorrhoea Colds, Flu, infections Nervous exhaustion/stress Insect repellent Digestive support Cystitis Lack of confidence 6
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Animal Desk Reference (Second Edition) Essential Oils for Animals – Melissa Shelton DVM 7 CAUTIONS
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Appendix 1 EXAMPLE GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY ANALYSIS (%) 8
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References Aromahead Blog: [https://blog.aromahead.com/hubfs/Imported_Blog_Media/OilsHighIn18Cineole.pdf?inf_contact_key=75c83b1e07afcee6948fcc6a0f4bf2bc466f382b939f10ccfeb30c958d2459a8] The Encyclopedia of Essential Oils by Julia Lawless Essential Oils for Animals by Nayana Morag ADR II – Animal Desk Reference Second Edition Essential Oils for Animals by Melissa Shelton DVM The Healing Intelligence of Essential Oils by Kurt Schnaubelt PhD The Chemisty of Essential Oils Second Edition by David G Williams 9