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One of the key uses of cajeput is to relieve the stiff, aching joints caused by rheumatism. Cajeput oil with is traditionally mixed with camphor for gout, and Indochinese use the oil as an external rub for arthritis and rheumatism. Cajeput is antibacterial and clears congestion making it a good inhalant oil for colds and sinus infections. Apply the oil externally for burns, cramps, colic, earache, headache, muscle pain, and toothache. Cajeput is an astringent oil that can benefit oily skin and help clear eczema. In short Cajeput can be used in as many applications as the closely related Melaleuca alternifoliatea, tea tree oil, but with more caution as it is more irritating to the skin in high doses, and cannot be applied undiluted.
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Certified Organic Cajeput essential oil |  (Melaleuca minor)
Origin- Vietnam
Method of Cultivation- Organic
Common Method Of Extraction: Steam distillation
Parts Used: Fresh leaves and twigs
Note Classification: Top
Aroma: Penetrating, camphoraceous-medicinal odor. When compared to eucalyptus oil, it has a slightly milder fruity body note. |
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 Cajeput essential oil is distilled from the aromatic leaves and twigs of the paperbark tree. It has a sweet middle note and is very stimulating and warming with a penetrating, camphoraceous scent. Often used in soaps, detergents and skin care products. Cajeput mixes well with eucalyptus, juniper, peppermint and wintergreen.
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Preparation Methods & Dosage :Use cajeput oil in externally. Good oil for including in insect repellents, and room disinfectant sprays. Use in low concentrations, and always dilute before applying to skin.
 Remedies using : Cajeput
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Koehler's Medicinal-Plants (1887)
Melaleuca leucadendron grows in disturbed areas, forming dense stands, and is widely cultivated for oil extraction.
- Flowers/Fruit/Seeds:Slender, creamy white flower spikes, 2- 6 in long
- Plant Class:Large Half hardy to tender evergreen tree
- Bark: Pale, peeling bark gives rise to common name paperbark tree
Leaves:Slender drooping branches, narrow, pointed leaves.
- Preferred Habitat:Wetlands
- Flowering Season:summer and autumn
- Distribution:Native to northern Australia, southern New Guinea, and the Moluccas.
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Related Species
Tea Tree Melaleuca alternifolia
Niaouli Melaleuca quinquenervia
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 Cajeput was introduced to Europe from Indonesia in the early seventeenth century but was rare and expensive until the Dutch colonized the Moluccas. First mentioned in France in 1876 as having antiseptic properties.1 |
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- Hasnain Walji, Ph.D, The Healing Power of Aromatherapy (1996)
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