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Tee Tree Use

Posted By: Maureen
Date: Tuesday, June 6 2006, at 9:02 p.m.

In Response To: Tee Tree Oil Use (Maureen)


Tee tree use may extent beyond topical ailments. In fact, traditional uses by the Aboriginal people include an infusion of tee tree by using the leaves of the plant simmered in boiling water - approximately 1/2 teaspoon of herb per cup of water, taken twice a day. This can be helpful in treating coughs and colds. The leaves can also be crushed and the vapors inhaled to treat these same illnesses effectively.

Tee tree use can also be through different preparations such as a dilution of the essential oil in lotion or oil - approximately 5 drops of oil per tablespoon of lotion, for example, which can be added to skin afflictions like acne or athlete's foot 3 times a day.

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