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Eucalyptus radiata

Myrtaceae

Eucalyptus
Eucalyptus

absorption enhancer

analgesic

anthelmintic

antibacterial

antidandruff

antifungal

antineuralgic

antirheumatic

antiseptic

antispasmodic

antiviral

decongenstant

deoderant

depurative

diuretic

expectorant

febrifuge

insecticide

pediculicide

stimulant

vermifuge

vulnerary




  • Skin issues (abscesses, blisters, skin infections, shingles, dandruff)

  • Cold & flu symptoms (cough, respiratory infection, sinusitis, sinus infection)

  • Rheumatism & arthritis

  • Vaginitis

  • Diabetes support

  • Viral infections (chicken pox, influenza, herpes)

  • Fungal infections


  • Skin patch test is required for topical use

  • Contraindicated for epilepsy, hypertension, gastrointestinal inflammation, and liver issues

  • May cause interactions with prescription amphetamine, zoxazolamine, pentobarbital, and aminopyrine

  • Children over the age of 6 can use topically and aromatically


Note: Eucalyptus radiata is considered the "safer" alternative to Eucalyptus globulus because of a reduced 1,8 - cineole content. It should still be used under proper supervision and never on children younger than 6.


  • Oxide

    • 1,8 cineole (60-70%)

  • Monoterpenols

    • alpha-terpineol

    • (Z)-Piperitol

    • Geraniol

  • Monoterpene

    • Limonene

    • Piperitone

    • alpha-pinene


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