Essential Oil - Thyme ct. Linalool (Thymus vulgaris) 

As a symbol of courage, the image of thyme is used in Northern Europe until the Great Crusades. 

Romans would also use thyme to prepare a wide variety of cosmetics. Of course, thyme was also commonly used in the kitchen.  It was also very often applied as a stimulating perfume.

Oil Characteristics : Transparent liquid with a powerful and typical aroma.

Properties : 

• Positivating
• Anti-microbial
• Anti-infectious
• Anti-bacterial
• Antiseptic
• Fungicide
• Viricide
• Vermifuge
• Tonic
• Neurotonic
• Utero-tonic
• Aphrodisiac
• Mild antispasmodic 

Indications :

• Candidiasic stomatitis+++
• Flatulence, gastritis, enterocolitis, parasitic colitis
• Candidiasic cystitis
• Staphylococcal pyelonephritis
• Renal tuberculosis
• Viral prostatitis
• Candidiasic vaginitis, staphylococcal metritis and salpingitis
• Bronchitis, bronchopneumonia, pleuritis, tuberculoses
• Nerve fatigue++
• Muscular rheumatisms
• Psoriasis
• Warts
• Eczema
• Furuncle
• Abscess
• Herpes

Size : Bottle of 15 ml