Bergamot Essential Oil

Botanical name:	Citrus bergamia
Aroma:	Sweet and Spicy
Properties:	Antispasmodic, Antidepressant and Antiseptic
Health Benefits:	Acne, Cold, Boils, Cystitis, Loss of Appetite, Sore Throat, Mouth Infections, Chicken Pox and Flatulence

Bergamot is known to cheer up the mood by alleviating stress. It serves as a great antidepressant. It is antifungal and antibacterial in nature. Bergamot essential oil is said to possess anti inflammatory properties. It helps a great deal in combating sorrows and melancholy. It inhibits the growth of pathogenic microbes. Being an antiseptic, it heals the injuries pretty fast. To know more about the bergamot essential oil use, read on.

Bergamot oil hinders the expansion of nervous and muscular spasms, thus acting as a wonderful antispasmodic. It prevents the human body from being adversely affected by germs. It averts the spread of germs, thereby serving as an excellent disinfectant. It plays the role of an expectorant by fastening the removal of mucus from the respiratory tract. It has a major contribution in regulating the body mechanism.

Bergamot essential oil massage is just apt for tired and aching muscles, as it assuages pain and relieves tension and stress. Bergamot oil also finds its way in the making of body toner. Its light, sweet smell refreshes the mind and enhances the mood. It aids in augmenting the blood circulation and is also the best remedy for combating lethargy and physical fatigue. Bergamot essential oil is extremely beneficial in treating acne, cold, boils, cystitis, loss of appetite, sore throat, mouth infections, chicken pox and flatulence. It is due to the manifold health benefits of bergamot essential oil that it is considered extremely valuable.

Note: Bergamot is quite sensitive to light; therefore its use should be avoided when exposed to sunlight. Owing to its antispasmodic properties, pregnant women should refrain from its use.