- What is geranium for?
- Geranium properties
- How to use geranium
- Side effects of geranium
- Geranium contraindications
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Geranium is a medicinal plant, also known as Malva-Cheirosa, Malva-Rosa or Geranium Cheiroso, used in aromatherapy to reduce stress and relieve PMS.
Its scientific name is Pelargonium hybridum and can be purchased at some health food stores.
What is geranium for?
Geranium is used to treat facial pain, cellulite and other skin problems.
Geranium properties
The properties of geranium include its astringent, antiseptic, healing and insect repellent action.
How to use geranium
For therapeutic purposes, geranium is used in the form of oil or dried leaves.
- Relaxing: Apply the oil to the skin, usually with a therapeutic massage, reducing the individual's tension and stress. Skin problems: Apply geranium oil to the skin to fight inflammation, such as acne, burns, eczema, fungi, in addition to fighting stretch marks and cellulite. Gastrointestinal problems: Add the dried geranium leaves in 1 cup of boiling water, to reduce symptoms of diarrhea and internal bleeding.
Side effects of geranium
No side effects of geranium are described.
Geranium contraindications
Geranium is contraindicated during pregnancy and for individuals with very sensitive skin.
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