Descriptive Terms of Essential Oils (Palastas – Sialogugue)

Glossary of Descriptive Terms – Properties, Actions and Effects of Essential Oils

Poultice – the therapeutic application of a soft, moist mass of herbs to the skin

Prophylactic: preventive of diseases or infections.

Psychosomatic: the manifestation of physical symptoms resulting from the mental state.

Pulmonary – pertaining to the lungs

Purgative – a substance that stimulates the evacuation of the intestines

Pyeitis – inflammation of the kidney

Rubefacient: agent that reddens the skin, dilates the vessels and increases blood flow.

Refrigerant-cooling-reduces fever

Regulator – an agent that helps balance and regulate body functions

Relaxing: calming, causing relaxation, relieving tension or tension.

Renal – relating to the kidney

Resolve: an agent that disperses swelling or effects absorption of new growth

Restorative – an agent that helps strengthen and revive the body’s systems

Revulsive: relieves pain by diverting blood or disease from one part of the body to another.

Rhinitis – inflammation of the nasal mucous membrane

Sclerosis: hardening of tissue due to inflammation.

Scrofula – tuberculosis

Seborrhea – increased sebum secretion

Sedative – agent that exerts a calming, calming and calming effect on the body, good for nervous tension, stress, insomnia, anxiety and palpitations

Sialogugue – an agent that stimulates the secretion of saliva

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