Tea
Tree Oil Exposed
Tea
Tree Oil is becoming more and more popular among individuals searching
for all natural solutions to everyday skin care problems. Recently
its popularity has begun to rise as people begin to discover its
many uses and incredible healing power. As various bacteria and
viruses develop immunities to today's common anti-biotics
we are returning
to the
healing properties of all natural products. Because of its complex
chemical structure, it is extremely difficult
and highly unlikely that any immunities would be developed towards
this substance.
Since
the 1770's when Captain Cook, as the native Australian aborigines
had long before, discovered the many medicinal uses of tea tree
oil (Melaleuca Alternifolia), we have been using it
to treat a wide variety of our ailments. Melaleuca oil was commonly
used in the early 1900's but lost recognition with the
introduction of penicillin and other anti-biotic's.
Recently it has made a comeback treating nearly all
human and animal skin care problems. From acne to flea
control this versatile
product
is gaining more and more popularity as the world turns towards
natural treatment remedies. Our site provides information regarding
the uses and history of melaleuca oil and
also offers an easy way to order for you own use.
Until
the invention of penicillin in the late 1940's, along with many
other medical uses, Melaleuca Oil was
widely used to
sterilize wounds and prevent infections resulted form surgery.
Once penicillin became commonplace, the use of this natural product
began to decline
drastically. Only recently has it been re-introduced as an
all natural
cure for a wide range of human ailments. With more
improved harvesting practices, as well as the growth
in
immunity to antibiotics,
a new demand for this substance has been created and is now available
in a large variety of products. This product does not only sooth
and disinfect, it penetrates deep into the skin with its anti-inflammatory
and pain killing attributes.
Melaleuca
Oil not only provides treatment for human conditions, it is also widely
used for the treatment of pets and
livestock for not only physical ailments but also as a flea and pest
control. As powerful as it is however, it is also known to be extremely
harmful to cats. This substance is known to be an effective deodorizer,
fur detangler, and external parasite repellent and is also used
to relieve hotspots, rashes, and irritations caused by flea or
other insect bites as well as many other conditions. For more information
regarding melaleuca oil and pets visit our pets
section.
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