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AngelicaEssential Oil (Angelica archangelica)
Therapeutic Grade CO2
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 From Ananda Aromatherapy, pure essential oil of Angelica Root, CO2 distilled from the slender rootlets of Angelica grown in Poland. This is an absolutely heavenly Angelica, very rich and beautifully complex. What makes Ananda's oils different? Learn about our conscientious selection process here... |
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Suggested Uses*: |
Angelica oil is thought by aromatherapists to be helpful in cases of nervous stomach and tension-related digestive discomfort. Emotionally, Angelica essential oil can have a grounding effect for persons prone to anxiety. It has a calming, balancing, and sedative action on the nervous system and may have a supportive effect on the adrenal glands. Angelica essential oil can be used as a nervine tonic in the form of baths, massage blends, or applied in a blend to the solar plexus. | |
| Possible Actions*: | Angelica oil is noted by aromatherapists as a sedative, nervine, antispasmodic, carminative, anticoagulant, diuretic, expectorant, diaphoretic, depurative, digestive, stomachic, febrifuge, emmenagogue, tonic, and stimulant. | |
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Possible Indications*: |
Angelica essential oil is traditionally considered a caminative and has a balancing and may have a calming effect on the nervous system. It may be useful in cases of dyspepsia (indigestion), nervous gastritis, and diverticulosis. Angelica essential oil has traditionally been considered a general strengthening tonic for the digestive system. Angelica may rebuild strength after any condition that depletes the body's energy. It can be useful in convalescence after chronic illness, in instances of lowered immunity, after childbirth, and to strengthen the emotional body. | |
| Cautions: | Always test a small amount of Angelica oil first for sensitivity or allergic reaction. Angelica root oil when used topically on skin exposed to ultraviolet rays, may be phototoxic. Because of its coumarin content, internal use of Angelica may interfere with anticoagulant drugs. | |
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Blends and Recipes: |
Abdominal Cramp Massage Blend: Angelica essential oil 4 drops; Chamomile essential oil 8 drops; Cardamom essential oil 3 drops; Carrier oil (Sweet Almond, for example) 1 ounce. Massage as needed onto abdomen. | |
| About Ananda Aromatherapy Essential Oils: |
All oils from Ananda Aromatherapy are therapeutic grade, meaning they are produced to the highest quality standards possible. Our essential oils are chosen for their integrity (all chemical constituents important for aromatherapy are intact), ecological 'soundness' (most are organic or wild grown), and wonderful aromas. You may order a sample of any oil before trying larger amounts. Most samples are about .75ml; exotic oils such as Melissa, Rose, Angelica and Jasmine are only a few drops. Ananda Aromatherapy offers wholesale essential oils direct to you. We forgo the use of separate wholesale and retail tiers in order to keep fine therapeutic grade oils accessible to everyone! | |
 *The FDA has not evaluated the statements on this website. No claims are made as to any medicinal value of this oil. The information presented here is for educational purposes of traditional uses and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any diseases. |
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Angelica
Essential Oil is a delicate oil extracted from the root of Angelica, a large 'fur covered' plant with
ferny leaves and umbles of white flowers. There are over 30 different types of Angelica, but Angelica
archangelica is the most commonly used medicinally. Known as the 'holy
spirit root' or 'oil
of angels', Angelica oil's healing powers were considered so strong as to be thought of Divine origin
by Europeans. Stems of the plant were chewed during the plague of 1660 to prevent infection; when burned, the
seeds and roots were thought to purify the air. This Angelica is absolutely heavenly; it's an oil greatly appreciated by our staff, and benefits signicantly from the cold processing CO2 distillation process.
