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Tea Tree Oil News The following is offered for informational purposes only. Dr. D's Health
Products makes no claims as to the authenticity or accuracy of any claims
listed below.
For many centuries, the Australian Bundjalung Aborigines bathed in the
healing waters of swampy areas where the Melaleuca Alternafolia plants
grew. They successfully treated skin conditions by crushing the leaves
and spreading the pulp over the affected area. The Tea Tree Oil got its
name from the British Explorers who observed the Aborigines brewing leaves
of the tree to make a tea that was used to cure various ailments.
There are over three hundred varieties of the Melaleuca tree, but only
one, the Australian Melaleuca Alternafolia, has been found to contain
large amounts of natural antiseptic and fungicide properties. Abundantly
grown in the northern region of New South Wales, these tall, narrow
leafed trees thrive in the sandy, light textured soil of the low lying
wetlands. Planted from seed, the Australian Melaleuca Alternafolia tree
grows rapidly and produces a strong deep root system that is virtually
indestructible.
As an essential oil, Tea Tree Oil, has numerous and varied uses.
Essential oils are the essences of plant material that are extracted by a
steam distillation process. These essential oils can be combined with
vegetable oils or alcohol and blended into perfumes, bath oils and
cosmetics. The oils help balance, rejuvenate and stimulate the body and
skin.
Often used in aromatherapy, Tea Tree Oil incorporated in massage lotions,
bath oils, diffusers, compresses and facial masks produces a soothing and
relaxing effect which is successful in relieving stress related
conditions.
Tea Tree Oil treatment has brought about successful treatment to many
users in the form of shampoos, skin creams, bath oils and gels and soap.
Tea Tree Oil in the pure oil form is termed "a medicine kit in a bottle"
relieving discomfort from numerous physical conditions.
The following Dr. D's Health Products are formulated with only the finest
and purest Tea Tree Oil from the Melaleuca Alternafolia trees of New South
Wales.
Because of its natural antiseptic, anesthetic, and deodorizing properties,
various Tea Tree Oil products have been used successfully for relief and
treatment of many ailments, including but not limited to the
following:
Tea Tree Products
TEA TREE OIL
- 1/2 oz. bottle w/applicator.
An effective remedy for
insect bites, minor burns, including sunburn, minor skin irritations, heat
rash, athletes foot, cuts and abrasions, and numerous other minor
conditions.
TEA TREE SOAP - 4 oz. bar. A mild
cleansing
bar that helps control minor
skin conditions and leaves a feeling of "clean all over" without
stickiness or medicinal smell.
TEA TREE CREAM - 2 oz. jar. Medicine kit
in a jar that offers quick relief to minor sunburn and insect bites while
moisturizing the skin.
TEA TREE BODY WASH GEL - 8 oz. bottle
with body sponge. When used with accompanying exfoliating body sponge, Tea
Tree Body Wash Gel soothes minor skin conditions and gives the skin a
clean fresh feeling. Rinses away dead cells while moisturizing the
skin.
TEA TREE SHAMPOO AND CONDITIONER- 4 oz.
bottle each. A unique combination of shampoo and Tea Tree Oil that soothes
dry itchy scalp and helps to keep dandruff in check. Tea Tree conditioner
aids in softening and controlling "fly away" hair. Safe enough to be used
daily. Especially effective for minor scalp conditions.
Tea Tree is helpful in the treatment of:|
MINOR CUTS AND ABRASIONS
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MINOR SUNBURN
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ATHLETES FOOT
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CORNS
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BUNIONS
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FOOT CALLUSES
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SKIN RASHES
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HIVES
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DRY SKIN
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INSECT BITES AND STINGS
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AFTER SHAVE, RAZOR BURN
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PIMPLES, BOILS, ACNE
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DIAPER SOAK
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ITCHING SCALP
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OILY SCALP
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BRUISES
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SORE, ACHING MUSCLES
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COLD SORES, FEVER BLISTERS
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HALITOSIS
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BLEEDING GUMS
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BODY ODOR
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PET CARE
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AROMATHERAPY
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