Tea Tree Oil

in Australia, Europe and the USA. We have been hearing the name of Tea Tree oil, which is a herbal oil that is widely used in Turkey and has the power to kill fungi and viruses, in many places recently. There is almost no negative information about this miraculous oil. It can be called an oil, like an emergency package.

 

The tea tree, which grows in Australia, is a flat-leaved tree that reaches two meters. The oil obtained from the leaves of this tree, which has been used for centuries by Australian places, has been used in the treatment of many diseases. The reason why it is called a tea tree is based on Captain Cook. The crew, who boiled the leaves of the tree as tea during the discovery of New Iceland, later discovered the cleansing and healing effect of this tea and the name of the tree named Melaleuca Alternifolia became the Tea Tree.

 

The Maoris treated sailors' wounds, bleeding teeth, stomach and intestinal ailments, and aggression with tea tree bandages and teas. In the second world war; Tea tree oil, which is distributed to the soldiers as a disinfectant, is still one of the purest cleaners known due to its antiseptic properties. The benefits of tea tree oil, which is an effortless, natural healing agent that you can use in your daily life:

 

In skin care: When you apply it to the spotty area morning and evening, it will quickly clean the area. You can also use tea tree oil diluted with water as a tonic, which you can use in daily skin care. It will both refresh and cleanse your skin. Its effects are known when used regularly for problems such as scars, acne and blackheads.

 

Herpes: It is very effective in the treatment of herpes (herpes) that occurs due to the virus on the lips or on the edges of the genital organs. Tea tree oil, which you will apply in a thin layer morning and evening on the cleaned area, will clean the infected area and heal it thanks to its antiseptic feature.

 

Boil: The point to be noted here is that the oil should be applied before the boil is mature. It should be applied after cleaning the boiled area.

 

Insect and fly stings: A drop of oil is poured onto the insect's sting and rubbed lightly. With its antiseptic feature, it will destroy the bacteria caused by the sting and ensure the healing of the area.

 

Inflammations in the mouth: It is a great antiseptic for gum problems, cleaning dentures, mouthwash. You can easily use tea tree oil diluted with water in your teeth cleaning.

 

In the treatment of warts: It helps to dry the warts by applying it on the warts on the hands or feet.

 

Use as a deodorant: It fights against bacteria while giving it a relaxing and pleasant smell with its menthol scent.