Sweet Orange essential oil

Sweet orange Essential Oil

Sweet orange essential oil is one of the few essential oils with a sedative effect. It has a sweet orange fragrance. It can drive away tension and stress, improve insomnia caused by anxiety, and promote sweating, thus helping the blocked skin to expel toxins. It is suitable for oily, It is helpful for people with acne or dry skin. Since orange peel contains a large amount of vitamin C, sweet orange essential oil can prevent colds, moisturize the skin, balance the pH value of the skin, help collagen formation, and has good effects on the growth and repair of body tissues.

The intense flavor and aroma of the oil from orange peels is concentrated in orange essential oil, and the potent formula of orange's active ingredients is responsible for its healing powers. The main active ingredients in Orange Oil are lemon (85-96% of the extract) and bay (0.5-3%). Lemon is considered a powerful antioxidant that can fight free radicals that can cause various diseases. Damage and inflammation, these compounds are thought to be the type of single mushroom, which is a dietary component of the oil that has been shown to have anti-tumor activity.
Orange oil has been a popular treatment for centuries in folk medicine throughout the Mediterranean, India and China as an all-natural way to boost immunity against a variety of illnesses. Throughout history, orange oil has been used to treat a wide range of conditions, including: indigestion, chronic fatigue, depression, oral and skin infections, colds, flu, and low libido. It is considered an effective antidepressant, antiseptic, antispasmodic, aphrodisiac, deodorant, digestive stimulant and circulation enhancer
D-limonene, which contains over 90% orange peel oil, is a monomer that has strong chemopreventive activity as it has been shown to reduce tumor growth in animal studies. Studies have shown that monomer blocks breast cancer, Skin cancer, liver cancer, lung cancer, pancreatic cancer and stomach cancer. The ability to combat carcinogenesis may be due to the induction of carcinogen-metabolizing enzymes, leading to detoxification of carcinogens. Monocytoplast also contributes to the induction of apoptotic and growth-regulating proteins.