Origin: Niaouli is a tree of the Myrtaceae family. Our Niaouli was planted in the eastern region of Madagascar for the exploitation of its leaves for the production of essential oil 

Scientific name: Melaleuca quinquenervia

Higher classification: Melaleuca

Rank: Species 

Family: Myrtaceae 

Distilled parts: Leaf 

Properties: Niaouli essential oil is mainly used to fight against respiratory infections.

 The essential oil of Niaouli excels thanks to its anti-infectious, expectorant and immunostimulant properties: clears the stuffy nose, as well as the hoarse throat. 

It also has beneficial properties on the skin and, more surprisingly, protects against the harmful effects of radiotherapy.

Benefits: Antimicrobial Niaouli essential oil is recommended during infectious winter episodes: colds, blocked nose, bronchial tubes...

 It clears the breath and strengthens immunity. It is also an essential oil known against cold sores. 

The anti-inflammatory and expectorant effects generate by rebound effect:

- a decrease in the production of mucus, and thus a drying of the nasal and bronchial passages.   

- a decrease in the frequency of coughs associated with infectious conditions of the respiratory tract, such as colds or rhinopharyngitis, or rhinopharyngitis, or inflammatory states like asthma. 

Benefits: Relieves: Cold, Rhinitis, Flu Rhinopharyngitis, Angina Sinusitis, Otitis Oily cough, Bronchitis Bacterial dermatitis Abscesses Mycosis Herpes Shingles, chicken pox Superinfected eczema Sequelae of radiotherapy, radiodermatitis Radiation Purification of the air Expectorant activity     

Anti-inflammatory activity: linked to the presence of eucalyptol, alpha-pinene and alpha-terpineol Spasmolytic and bronchodilator activity.     Decongestant and antitussive activity 

Uses: Oral way, 2 drops of Niaouli on a neutral tablet, 3 times per day during 5 days.     By cutaneous way, dilute 1 drop in 9 drops of vegetable oil, to be massaged on the wrists, the solar plexus and the sole of the feet. This use is adapted from 3 years.