THE ESSENTIAL OIL THAT TONES YOUR STOMACH AND SPEEDS UP YOUR METABOLISM

Have you ever heard of Patchouli? This less known herb is a bushy herb from the mint family which is known for its rich, sweet fragrance. It is typically used in products like perfumes, air fresheners, laundry detergents, and other scented products.  It also provides a wide plethora of benefits, from reducing the appearances of skin imperfections to boosting metabolism.

The health benefits of the oil obtained from the Patchouli herb can be attributed to its wide-ranging properties, from antiseptic, astringent, antidepressant, sedative, diuretic, and aphrodisiac to cytoplasmic, tonic, deodorant, insecticide, and fungicide.

Health Benefits Of Patchouli Essential Oil

1. Boosts Metabolism

Patchouli oil work as a potent tonic which has the ability to boost the metabolism while toning the intestines, the stomach, and the liver.

2. Reduces Inflammation

Patchouli oil is extremely effective reducing inflammation and soothing irritation. It is beneficial for inflammation-related conditions as well, such as arthritis and gout.

3. Antiseptic

Patchouli essential oil works as preventative measure against infections and protects ulcers and wounds from becoming septic.  This is one of the most outstanding benefits of this patchouli oil, given that many minor wounds increase the risk of serious infections like tetanus.

4. Astringent

This potent oil encourages contractions in the skin, nerves, and muscles. So, it`s no wonder that it prevents sagging of the skin, loosening of the muscle tissues, prevents hair loss, and strengthens the gum of the teeth.

5. Antidepressant

Patchouli oil is ideal for those suffering from depression, anger, sadness, and anxiety as it helps them get over these feelings and gives them hope. This is one of the reasons why this oil is often used in aromatherapy to boost mood and relax tension.

6. Sedative

This powerful oil reduces inflammation and sedates a cough, epileptic attacks, and coughs that stem from hyper-reactivity or hypersensitivity of the nerves.

7. Diuretic

Due to its diuretic properties, patchouli oil increases both the quantity and frequency of urination. Consequently, this helps improve appetite, lower cholesterol levels, lower blood pressure levels,  stimulate weight loss, and eliminate toxic waste from the body.

8. Aphrodisiac

Patchouli oil is ideal for treating sexual problems like loss of libido, frigidity, disinterest in sex, sexual anxiety, erectile dysfunctions, and impotence.

9. Cytophylactic

This property stimulates growth by encouraging the generation of new cells.  It stimulates the production of red blood cells too, which in turn increases energy.  Ultimately, by boosting oxygenation of organs and cells in the body, it increases the overall metabolism.

10. Tonic

As mentioned in the very beginning, patchouli oil acts as tonic which tones up the body, improves metabolic functions like absorption of nutrients, and tones the intestines, liver, and the stomach.

11. Deodorant

Due to its rich, sweet and musky fragrance of this oil, it is effective in eliminating body odor.  But, note that it can be quite strong to some people`s senses, so always use it in a diluted form.

12. Insecticide

Patchouli oil is effective at repelling insects like ants, mosquitoes, flies, moths, fleas, lice, and beg bugs. It is often used in vaporizers, fumigants, body lotions, sprays, and incense sticks.

13. Fungicide

Last but not least, patchouli oil stops fungal infections and growths at their tracks, meaning that it protects against infections like Athlete`s foot.

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