Chromatography
Main components
- Monoterpenes: Limonene (15 % to 40 %), beta-pinene (7 % to 13 %), alpha-pinene (7 % to 13 %)
Labrador Tea (Ledum groenlandicum) Essential Oil
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$38.00 CAD
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Product Description
Labrador Tea (Ledum groenlandicum) Essential Oil
Plant Description
| Latin Name : | Ledum groenlandicum |
| English Name : | Labrador tea |
| French Name : | Thé du labrador, ledon du groenland |
| Origin : | Canada |
History and origin
In North America, Labrador tea is transcontinental. It tends towards boreal and arctic regions. This indigenous species is mainly found in bogs and sites populated with black spruce. It is a medium-sized evergreen shrub with alternate and oblong leaves. Native Americans drink infused Labrador tea to treat certain respiratory, digestive and renal problems, rheumatisms, scurvy and headaches. They also use it as a blood purifier and as a parturition aid. Besides, the infusion was used as a wash for wounds, insect bites and skin rash and to prepare a dark brown tincture used to color wool and wood
Energetic and Emotional Effect
Labrador tea has a remarkable effect on emotions. It helps dissolving energy blockages (with the massage of the stomach and liver region). It also favors self wakening. Applied on the throat chakra, it helps expressing the truth; on the forehead chakra, it facilitates knowledge and understanding. Combined with bergamot zest, it helps spiritual healing.
Benefits
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