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Anti-Viral Essential Oils

[21 May 2009 | 5 Comments | | Author: ]
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It has not been proven, scientifically, that any essential oil has specific antiviral effects. However, anecdotal evidence indicates that the following essential oils may have some antiviral effects. Please follow appropriate safety warnings; many of the most effective oils are truly not safe for use on the skin and would do better in a nebulizing diffuser.

As with any information presented on this page, please use all proper precautions in using these powerful aromatic essences, and consult a medical practitioner when in doubt. We are in no way responsible for misuse of the information presented herein.

* TeaTree
* Manuka
* Cinnamon Bark
* Thymes (I recommend Linalool)
* True Melissa (against the herpes virus)
* Dalmatian Sage
* Lavender
* Hyssop decumbens
* Clove Bud
* Oregano
* Cinnamon Leaf
* Lemon
* Niaouli
* Myrrh
* Ravensara (said by some to be effective against Mononucleosis, herpes, shingles, flu, etc.)
* Eucalyptus Radiata
* Peppermint
* Cistus
* Palma Rosa
* Elemi
* Helichrysum Italicuum
* Steam Distilled Lime
* Eucalyptus Globulous
* Thuja (Cedarleaf)
* Black Pepper
* Cassia
* Patchouli
* Cajeput

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