Field mint organic essential oil from Neumond

Field mint organic essential oil

The Field mint ( Mentha arvensis), also known as corn mint and since the Middle Ages as field mint, is a plant species of the genus mints (Mentha) within the labiate family (Lamiaceae). It is widespread in the temperate regions of the northern hemisphere. There are many synonyms of Mentha arvensis L. The wide natural distribution area of Mentha arvensis extends from Europe to Siberia and also Nepal. It is a neophyte in North America. Neophytes are species and subordinate taxa that have become established in an area where they were not previously native as a result of human influence. New Moon Organic Field Mint Essential Oil comes from India.

Also known as Japanese mint or Japanese medicinal plant oil. However, this Japanese medicinal plant oil is not pure field mint oil, but is post-processed.

Field mint oil has the highest menthol content – the menthol content in field mint oil is up to over 80%. Recipe idea – migraine
6 drops field mint (Mentha arvensis)
7 drops Frankincense
4 drops of lavender
Add to 30 ml jojoba oil and rub into the back of the throat as soon as the first signs of a headache appear.

Use mixtures of a maximum of one drop per 50 ml of base oil,

Before internal use, please consult specialist books, doctor or aromatherapist.

Not for children under 6 years of age

Do not use during pregnancy

Not for high blood pressure

The oil must not be used if you suffer from cardiac arrhythmia.

Physical effects: Anti-inflammatory, appetizing, antispasmodic, nerve-strengthening, antibacterial, helps with fungal infections, etc.

Mental effect: Relaxing, nerve-strengthening, anxiety-relieving, helps with: depressive mood, lack of concentration, etc.

• Chemical ingredients of field mint organic essential oil including:
  Monoterpenols, alpha-pinene, menthofuran, thymol, menthol, menthone, cineole, terpinene, menthol ester