Description

Tangerine

Origin and background

During Chinese New Year celebrations, mandarins, tangerine, oranges and satsumas are considered as traditional symbols of abundance and good fortune. During the two-week celebration period, they are widely used as decorations everywhere and as gifts to friends, relatives, and business partners. Emigrants have brought the same tradition to Canada, the United States and Russia, where it has been adopted as a Christmas tradition and has spread elsewhere.

Properties

Aromatic properties

Tangerine essential oil has a sweet, fresh, pungent, orange aroma. It has a calming effect and helps get rid of nervous irritability.

An excellent oil that helps refresh the mind and creates a safe feeling.

It also relieves depression, anger and impulsive reactions by balancing emotions. Through this, it also helps against insomnia.

Healing properties

Tangerine essential oil is considered as a powerful cleanser. It helps remove and expel toxins and unwanted substances, such as uric acid, contaminants, excess salt, and water from the body through sweat and urine. It also increases the ability of red blood cells to store oxygen, refreshing and purifying the blood.

Tangerine oil soothes the body - it soothes all types of inflammation and overactivity of organs, mainly the respiratory, circulatory, gastrointestinal, nervous, and excretory organs. It also relieves cramps, anxiety, stress and reduces hypersensitivity to various allergies.

Tangerine essential oil helps keep the stomach in a good condition by promoting the proper flow of digestive juices and maintaining the right balance of acid and bile, helping to neutralize excess acids. It also helps treat stomach ulcers, soothes the stomach and relieves inflammation. Relieves bloating and constipation.

Recommended uses

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