Benefits
Today, goldenrod is used to treat kidney conditions and other conditions of the urinary tract. It is also known to support the circulatory system. It is commonly used for influenza, tachycardia, nervousness, liver congestion, hepatitis, impotence, diphtheria, congestive cough and also as an anti-inflammatory.
Instructions for Use
A drop is placed in the tea, vegetable capsule or on the bottoms of ones feet. The extracts are diffused and inhaled, and capsules are ingested internally.
History and Additional Information
Goldenrods are stemmed plants which are very strong and grow up to 6 feet tall. They have either light or smooth alternating leaves which arise from the rhizome or the crown of the root. They are known to bloom in the late summer. It is famous worldwide for its calming and relaxing aroma.
Details
- Latin/Botanical name: Solidago virgaurea
- Other Names: stiff golden rod, woundwort, goldenrod, solodago flexicaulis
- Family: Asteraceae
- Part of plant used: the flower part of the plant is often used.
- Place of origin: Canada, America
Characteristics
- Odor/Fragrance: Balsamic, fresh, citrus, peppery and spicy.
- Color: it is green in color
- Aroma strength: it has a strong aroma
- Consistency: it is thin
- Note: Middle
Blending Suggestions: This essential oil is known to blend well with perubalsam, ginger, spruce.
Safety Precautions for this Essential Oil: Goldenrod is known to be non-irritating, non-toxic and non-sensitizing. It therefore has no effect to the ones using it. However, pregnant women are advised to consult the doctor before use.
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Best Value per ounce: Young Living
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