Cedarwood Virginian (USA)

BOTANICAL PORTRAIT Virginian Cedarwood differs from Himalayan Cedarwood most notably in height as it only grows to a height of about 33 meters. It has a reddish color (hence why it is also known as Red Cedar) to the bark and bears brown cones on its branches. Cedarwood is a member of the Cupressaceous family. SOURCEAs the name suggests, Virginian Cedarwood is primarily grown in Virginia, however, it can also grow through most parts of Southeastern USA as well as some southern parts of Canada and along the Eastern Seaboard of the USA.ORIGINVirginian Cedarwood was used by the Native Americans for many uses including medicinally and aromatically as the aroma of the plant is very pleasant. PRINCIPLE CONSTITUENTS Virginian Cedarwood contains 28% Cedrol and 24% Thujopsenene. It is also composed of cedrene and widdrol. HISTORY Native Americans would make a concoction of the twigs and branches of the Virginian Cedarwood Tree to combat a myriad of ailments such as venereal warts, kidney infections, menstrual delay, rheumatism, etc. Its most effective property is its insect and vermin repellent qualities.

GENITOURINARY SYSTEM The Cedarwood Virginian Essential Oil may help with leucorrhea in women and cystitis when the wall of the bladder is experiencing inflammation SKIN CARE The Cedarwood Virginian Essential Oil can be used as a remedy for acne, dandruff, and greasy hair and skin . When applied to the skin, it can also serve as an insect and vermin repellant. NERVOUS SYSTEMThe Cedarwood Virginian Essential Oil has properties that makes it a great stress reliever as it can relieve nervous tension and stress-related disorders that can arise from a myriad of personal issues. RESPIRATORY SYSTEMVirginian Cedarwood can help combat and ease the symptoms that arise from things such as bronchitis and asthma attacks. It is also effective at suppressing spasmodic coughing and relieving congestion in the airways. CIRCULATION, MUSCLES AND JOINTSBecause of its anti-inflammatory properties that can be found in its chemical constituents, Virginian Cedarwood can make for a great remedy when arthritis and rheumatism flare up causing pain and discomfort.

Possibly toxic and can cause skin irritation. Avoid use during Pregnancy. IMPORTANT All of our products are for external use only. DOCUMENTATIONS DISCLAIMERThe information provided is general and should not be taken as medical advice. Neither WESTCOAST AROMATICS or associated business entities guarantee the accuracy of the information.