Essential oil of desert hyssop

Description

Desert hyssop essential oil is distilled by us from plants that grow organically on our farm. It is excellent for treating all respiratory issues. The oil is an expectorant, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and has a mild anesthetic effect. It alleviates conditions such as cough, runny nose, asthma, and breathing difficulties. The oil strengthens the immune system and is also suitable for children. You can drop a few drops in the room or in a diffuser to disinfect the air, purify, and cleanse. The oil relaxes muscles. You can massage the affected area with desert hyssop oil diluted in a carrier oil. Desert hyssop oil has a slightly stimulating quality that opens the heart.

Usage Instructions:
You can apply 1-2 drops on your shirt or near your pillow for relief from cough and runny nose, especially before bedtime. You can drop a few drops in a diffuser or around the house to open the airways, disinfect the air, strengthen the immune system, and calm the nervous system. For massage, use desert hyssop essential oil diluted. For an adult, add 5-10 drops of essential oil to 10 ml of carrier oil (about a tablespoon). For a child over 6 years old, add 4-6 drops of essential oil to 10 ml of carrier oil. For infants, use 1-2 drops of essential oil for the same amount.

The desert hyssop plant is a unique desert plant that grows only in the Israeli desert. The plant is characterized by its high resilience to the harsh dry conditions in the area. This is likely what gives it a unique composition of compounds, different and more diverse than any other plants in its family (such as hyssop, oregano, thyme, etc.). The plant is so rich in active compounds that if we wanted to replicate it, we would need to create a formula with over five different plants. However, despite its exceptional richness, it is very safe for use and suitable for children and infants. This plant has been used by Bedouins for thousands of years to treat a variety of issues such as: breathing difficulties, cough, runny nose, asthma, arthritis, back pain, rheumatic pain, stomach pain, ulcers, and more. Today, modern research confirms that the traditional uses of this plant were indeed justified, as can be seen both in clinical settings and in its composition of compounds.