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	Wild-Crafted Organic New Zealand Manuka Tea Tree Oil Nature’s natural First Aid Kit A 100% Pure blend of Native Kanuka & Manuka Essential Oils Proudly produced by the: New Zealand Coromandel Mountains Tea Tree Oil Co. A wonder remedy Powerful antibacterial, antimicrobial, antifungal and anti-inflammatory properties Most people know about the remarkable properties of the Australia Ti Tree Oil ( Melaleuca alternifolia), but not many are aware that New Zealand has its own native Ti Tree, the ‘Manuka Tree’ (Leptospermum scoparium) which has very specific healing properties. They both belong to the same family Myrtaceae, and the essential oils of the family are mostly from eucalyptus and melaleuca trees. Nutmeg and clove are further members of the Myrtaceae group. All are highly antiseptic, a tonic and stimulant being useful for infections of varying degrees, particularly of the respiratory system. Manuka Ti Tree oil 30 times Stronger than Aussie Ti Tree oil Manuka Ti Tree Antibacterial effectiveness is 30 times more potent than the Australian Ti Tree Oil The Manuka Tree is a bushy plant with small spiky leaves and bears white or pink flowers. The essential Oil is found in little pockets inside the leaves, which need to be broken to release the aroma. The chopped plant material undergoes a steam distillation process in which the essential oil is extracted. It has been proven to contain powerful antibacterial, antimicrobial, antifungal and anti-inflammatory properties which make it useful in a wide range of conditions. The Manuka tree also produces a nectar which bees turn into a rich amber Honey Known as Manuka Honey. Manuka Honey is also well known for its curative properties. Far more Australian Ti Tree Oil is produced and marketed successfully worldwide due to a more cost-effective distillation practice. The Antiseptic action of manuka is 100 times more potent than carbolic acid and yet is non-poisonous to humans and animals. Manuka Oil is proven to be well tolerated by the skin and is useful for many different conditions applied topically. It can be diluted when applied to sensitive skin by adding a few drops into a base oil. Research has proven manuka oil to be active against a wide range of micro-organisms that cause irritation and infection of the skin and body. The Oil is particularly effective against acne, dermatitis. Itchy and irritated skin, and scalp, sunburn, burns, fungal infections, warts, parasites. It is also very successfully used in the treatment of wounds, cuts, abrasions, and all sorts of infections. Its ability to strengthen the immune system in general is also well-researched and makes it an efficient remedy against colds and flu. Antibacterial properties Its antibacterial effectiveness is approximately 30 Times more potent than the Australian Ti Tree. In one report it was demonstrated that bacteria count o unwashed hands was 3000 per 50cm2, after washing in distilled water it dropped to around 2000 per 50cm2 but when washed in manuka oil solution the count was less than 2 per 50cm2. History of Manuka Oil Manuka oil has long been valued for its healing properties. For centuries Maori and early European settlers of New Zealand knew the therapeutic benefits and uses of the Manuka tree and its oil. Maori were very adept at using native trees and plants for food and Maori medicine . Infusions and poultices were made form the leaves and inner bark, and the seed capsules and sap were chewed. Early European migrants produced a tea from manuka leaves for refreshment and health. A concoction of leaves was drunk for urinary complaints and used to reduce fever. The leaves were boiled in water and inhaled for head colds. Leaves and bark were boiled together and warm liquid was rubbed on stiffs backs and rheumatic joints. The leaves and young branches were put into many vapour baths. Young shoots were chewed and swallowed for dysentery. Both manuka and kanuka were used as medicinal plant alone and in combination with other native plants. Originally, Knowledge of medicinal plants was held exclusively by the Tohunga ( Maori spiritual healer). This knowledge was kept alive and passed down the family by Elders who continue to use the remedies today. It is only recently that scientists have realised the active ingredients on the manuka oil, which is a complex mixture of some 120 natural compounds. Laboratory teats show that starins of staphylococcus and streptococcus bacteria, and fungi are very susceptible to manuka oil, as is the yeast Candida albicans . Penetration Manuka oil and other essential oils have the ability to penetrate the skin and the human body in different ways. Through the Nose- Inhalation is a quickest method by which essential oils enter the boy and take effect. The surrounding warm, moist air carries tiny molecules up the nose as we breathe in. When the air we breathe in passes over minutes hairs called cilia at the top of the nose, a signal is transmitted from the receptor cells to the olfactory bulb and then the limbic system in the brain. Neurochemicals are then released which are passed on via the nervous system to either relax or stimulate it according to the aroma molecules. These affect the body not only mentally but also physically- a small amount of the aroma molecules reach the brain and the lungs, and from there the rest of the body and its organs. Tough the Skin-Essential oil molecules are extremely small and are therefore able to penetrate the skin via the hair follicles and sweats glands. Since essential oils are soluble in fat, they can enter the dermis this way. Once there, they reach the tiny blood capillaries and lymph, from where they are transported around the body by the circulatory system. How to use Manuka oil for different conditions Acne This is one of the most common skins diseases with the reported prevalence varying from 35 to 90 percent of adolescents with gender and age variations. Use of manuka oil as a topical spot treatment, together with a regularly used face gel containing manuka oil and other sebum-balancing antibacterial essentials oils, can be very beneficial in control of teenage or adult onset acne. .Use a cotton bud to apply neat manuka oil to infected spots morning and evening. Stings and bites. Manuka oil can also be effective antihistamine- rapidly removing the itchiness, irritation and sting from insects bites, stings and from skin reactions due to contact with stinging plants such as nettle. Apply on drop of manuka oil to affected area to relieve pain, itchiness and to prevent infection. Wounds Manuka Oil is nature’s antibiotic with powerful antiseptic properties.Its non- poisonous and non- irritating, and has been used successfully in very wide range of specific conditions. Research has shown manuka oil to be a n antiseptic bactericide 13 times stronger than carbolic acid, and that in the presence of pus and blood, it increased its antiseptic ability 10 to 12 percent. Use neat on wounds, cuts and scratches to disinfect. Fungal infections: Fungal infections of the skin are very common and are increasingly affecting individuals, especially the immune compromised. Fungal infections such as ringworm, dandruff, athlete’s Foot and other tinea infections respond very well to the treatment with manuka oil. Swimming pools and gymnasiums are excellent brerding grounds for the infectious fungi affecting the feet. It cause the skin to flake and become itchy. Athelete’s Foot- Use a cotton tip to apply neat manuka oil to skin between the toes and around the nail once a daily. Add sea salt and 10 drops manuka oil to a foot bath an soak your feet for 15 minutes once daily in the evening. Use pure cotton socks and change them daily. Socks should be washed in water with a minimum temperature of 15C. Dandruff- Add 20 drops manuka oil to 100ml shampoo. Massage into the scalp. Wait for a minute and then rinse. Warts The human papilloma virus (HPV) is responsible for warts, which can grow anywhere, but most common on hands and feet. Warts are spread either by direct contact from person to person or indirectly from surfaces. Indirect transmission is favoured in the swimming pools when skin is macerated and in contact with roughened surfaces. Warts on the foot sole grow inwards and can be very painful. You can spot them by the black spot in the centre of the painful area. Children’s warts respond well to treatment with manuka oil. For adults’ foot warts stronger acting essentials may be required. Treatment need to start as soon as warts first appear since the response rate of warts treatment decreases as duration increases. Use a cotton tip to apply neat manuka oil to warts twice daily. Colds and cough Its most important usage is the help the immune system fight off infectious diseases. Manuka oil activates the white corpuscles to form a defence against invading organisms and help shorten the duration of colds and flu. Its is a strong antiseptic oil that is bale to excrete toxins out of the body. Apply neat on to skin lymph nodes to fortify immune system at first signs of a cold- Throat(below ears), under the arms and at the top of the legs in the groin. The thin skin area of the foot sole is also ideal. Inhalation- Pour hot water into a bowl, add 5 drops Manuka oil, cover your head with a towel and lean over the bowl with your eyes closed. Breathe deeply through your nose for 5-10 minutes, or put 2 drops Manuka oil on a paper tissue and inhalew for 5 minutes. Bath- add 10 drops manuka oil to some milk or cream ( for dispersion) and add to the bath water, relax and inhale. Mouth gargle- Add 2 drops manuka oil to small glass of tepid water and gargle for a few minutes to soothe a sore throat. Excellent against bad breath as well. Pet Care Horses, cattle, and dogs can be safely and effectively treated with manuka oil. Cats should not be exposed to essential oils as they have very different metabolic functions to horses and dogs. Apply neat manuka oil to wounds, bites, stings and scratches. Excellent for treating toes of horses. Please Note it is of utmost importance that you use Manuka Oils of highest therapeutic quality to insure a successful and safe treatment ie NEW ZEALAND COROMANDEL MOUNTAINS TEA TREE OIL distributed by NatureSource Organics Limited Satisfied Customers Dear Sir I would like to tell you that my husband Jack was stung by a wasp, which was very painful. I put a few drops of your New Zealand Coromandel Mountains Tea Tree Oil on the sting and the pain was gone within a minute. We are delighted with your oil. Thank you very much. (Mrs) Marcia Surtees, Whitianga, NZ Dear Sir I purchased a bottle of your tea tree oil in Thames, and thought I would try the natural product on a melanoma type sore on my hand. I rubbed it on the sore, night and morning for some three weeks. It completely disappeared. I was so impressed that I thought I would drop a line to your product. Regards, Linsy Tapp, Tairua, NZ Dear Sir, I wish to express my appreciation of your product Tea Tree oil and soap. Two years ago I developed Psoriasis in my scalp. The itching drove me mad. I tried various patented shampoos, and prescribed steroid ointments. I shop at Bin Inn and in one of their brochures I read of your products. Prepared to try anything I purchased the soap and oil and have been amazed at the results………I have recommended your products to people including G.P’s who might have patients who suffer from this most irritating skin condition. Thank you again, Edith MacGibbon, Hastings, NZ NZ Manuka Tea Tree Oil ™ - 10 ml - only £7.49 Add to Cart NZ Manuka Tea Tree Oil™ - 20 ml - only £12.25 Add to Cart ............................................................................................................................ Home : About Us : Products : Books : FAQ : Order : Contact Us Copyright © NatureSource Organics Ltd Disclaimer: The information in this website is intended for educational purposes only. No information or product described herein should be relied upon implicitly to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent diseases. Please make your own conclusion or consult your health professional.