insecticidal / pesticidal
- All
- A Blog
- A Cons
- A Home
- A Monograph
- A Recipe
- A Research
- A Thera
- Absorption Enhancement
- ACACIA
- acai
- acetophenone
- Acne
- agarwood
- agrimony
- ajowan
- alfalfa
- allicin
- allspice
- Allyl Methyl Disulfide
- Almond
- aloe
- aloin
- Alpha linolenic acid
- Alteratives
- Altitude Sickness
- American elder
- analgesic
- anemia
- anethole
- Angelica
- Anisaldehyde
- anise
- anthocyanins
- anthranilic acid
- anthraquinones
- Anti-Allergy / Anti-histamine
- anti-asthma
- anti-cancer
- anti-convulsive
- anti-fungal
- anti-inflammatory
- Anti-Itch
- anti-parasite
- anti-pyretic / fever
- anti-snoring
- antibacterial
- antimicrobial
- antioxidant
- antiseptic
- antismoking
- antiviral
- anxiety
- aphrodisiac
- apigenin
- apple cider vinegar
- apricot kernel oil
- arctigenin
- arnica
- Aromadendrene
- Aromatherapy
- arrowroot
- Artemisinins
- arzanol
- ASCARIDOLE
- ashwagandha
- astragalus
- astringent
- Athlete's Foot
- Avenothramides
- avocado
- babassu
- baking soda
- balm mint bush
- balsam fir
- barberry
- barley
- basil
- bay
- bayberry
- beeswax
- bentonite
- Benzaldehyde
- benzoic acid
- benzoin
- benzyl acetate
- benzyl alcohol
- benzyl benzoate
- Benzyl salicylate
- bergamot
- Bergapten
- beta-cerotene
- beta-glucan
- beta-selinene
- Bisabolene
- Bisabolol
- black cohosh
- black haw
- black pepper
- boneset
- borneol
- bornyl acetate
- buchu
- burdock
- burns
- cadinene
- Cadinol
- caffeic acid
- cajeput
- calamus
- calendula
- california poppy
- Camphene
- camphor
- cannabis / hemp
- caraway
- cardamom
- Cardiac Health
- carnosal
- carnosic acid
- carotene
- carotol
- Carrier Oils
- carrot
- carrot seed
- carvacrol
- carvecryl acetate
- carvone
- caryophyllene
- cascara
- cassia
- castor oil
- catnip
- cayenne
- cbd
- Cedarwood
- cedarwood atlas
- cedrene
- cedrol
- celery seed oil
- chakras
- chamazulene
- chamomile
- chaste
- chemopreventative
- chia seed
- chickweed
- Children's Health
- chinaberry
- chlorogenic acid
- chocolate
- cilantro
- cineole
- cinnamaldehyde
- cinnamic acid
- cinnamon
- cistus
- citral
- citronella
- citronellal
- citronellol
- citronellyl formate
- clary sage
- clove
- cocoa
- coconut
- coffee
- cognition
- coleus
- coltsfoot
- comfrey
- Common Cold
- coriander
- cornmint
- coumarin
- cramp bark
- cranberry
- cranesbill
- cumin
- Cuminaldehyde
- curcumene
- curcumin
- cymene
- Cypress
- daisy
- dandelion
- dandruff
- Decenal
- delta-3-carene
- diallyl disulfide
- Digestive Aid
- dill
- Dong Quai
- Drug addiction
- ear pain
- echinacea
- Elderberry
- elemene
- Elemi
- elemicin
- essential oil
- essential oil safety
- ester
- estragole
- eucalyptus
- eudesmol
- eugenol
- eugenyl acetate
- Eye Health
- farnesene
- farnesol
- Female Health
- fenchone
- fennel
- fenugreek
- feverfew
- flaxseed
- forskolin
- fragonia
- frankincense
- furan
- furfural
- furocoumarin
- garlic
- geranial
- geraniol
- geranium
- geranyl acetate
- germacrene
- German Chamomile
- ginger
- gingerol
- ginkgo
- ginseng
- glabridin
- glycyrrhizin
- goji berry
- gotu kola
- grapefruit
- grapeseed oil
- Green Cleaning
- Green Gardening
- green tea
- gumweed
- Hair Growth
- hawthorn
- headache
- helichrysum
- hibiscus
- holy basil
- honey
- honeysuckle
- hops
- horehound
- horse radish
- Hypoglycemic / Diabetes
- Hypolipidemic / Cholesterol
- hyssop
- immunity
- indole
- insecticidal / pesticidal
- insomnia
- iridoid
- isoeugenol
- isoflavones
- isomenthone
- isopinocamphone
- isopulegol
- italidone
- jasmine
- jasmone
- Joint Pain
- jojoba
- Juniper
- Kanuka
- kava
- khusenic acid
- khusimol
- kunzea
- larvicidal
- lavandin
- lavender
- laxative
- lemon
- lemon verbena
- lemongrass
- leptospermone
- licorice
- lignans
- lime
- limonene
- limonexic acid
- limonin
- linalool
- linalyl acetate
- litsea
- luteolin
- male health
- mandarin
- mango butter
- mangosteen
- manuka
- marigold
- marjoram
- marrubiin
- marshmallow
- matcha
- matricin
- meadowsweet
- melissa
- menopause
- menthol
- menthone
- mertenal
- methyl chavicol
- methyl cinnamate
- methyl rosmarinate
- Methyl salicylate
- methyleugenol
- milk thistle
- minerals
- mistletoe
- moringa
- MOTHERWORT
- Mouth Cold Sores
- mugwort
- mullein
- myrcene
- Myricetin
- Myristicine
- myrrh
- myrtenal
- myrtenol
- myrtle
- naringenin
- neem
- nepetalactone
- Neral
- nerol
- neroli
- nerolidol
- neryl acetate
- Niaouli
- noni
- nutmeg
- oat
- oleanolic acid
- oleuropein
- olive leaf
- olive oil
- omega-3
- Onion
- Oral Health
- orange
- oregano
- oregon grape
- osteoporosis / bone density
- palmarosa
- paradol
- parsley
- parthenolide
- passion flower
- patchouli
- Patchoulol
- pennyroyal
- pepper
- peppermint
- perfume
- perillaldehyde
- Perillyl Alcohol
- petitgrain
- phellandrene
- Phenethyl Alcohol
- phytol
- phytosterols
- phytyl acetate
- Pine
- pinene
- piperene
- piperitone
- piperlongumine
- plantain
- poison ivy
- polysaccharides
- poppy seed
- Potassium
- Preservative
- PSYLLIUM
- pulegone
- pumpkin
- pumpkin seed
- quercetin
- raspberry
- red clover
- red palm
- Repellent
- resveratrol
- rhubarb
- Roman chamomile
- rosalina
- rose
- rose hip oil
- rosemary
- rosewood
- rosmanol
- rosmarinic acid
- rubefacient
- Sabinene
- safety
- safflower oil
- safrole
- sage
- salacylic acid
- salicylaldehyde
- salicylic acid
- salve
- sandalwood
- sassafras
- savory
- saw palmetto
- sclareol
- sea buckthorn
- sea salt
- sedative
- senna
- sesame
- Sesquiphellandrene
- shea butter
- skin and wound health
- skincare
- slippery elm
- soy
- Spasmolytic
- spearmint
- spike lavender
- spikenard
- spruce
- St. John's wort
- Stimulant
- sumac
- sunflower oil
- Sunscreen
- sweet almond oil
- tangerine
- tannins
- tansy
- tansy (blue)
- tarragon
- tea tree
- terpinene
- terpineol
- Tetramethoxyflavone
- threatened species
- thujone
- thyme
- thymol
- turmeric
- Uncategorized
- Urinary System
- ursolic acid
- uva ursi
- valerenic acid
- valerian
- vanilla
- vanillin
- verbenone
- vetivenol
- vetiver
- vetivone
- viridifloral
- Vitamin C
- Vitamin E
- vitamins
- vitexin
- weight
- wheat germ
- wild cherry
- willow
- wintergreen
- witch hazel
- Withaferin A
- wormwood
- xanthone
- yarrow
- yellow dock
- ylang ylang
- Zingerone
- Zingiberene
May 3, 2018
Latin Name: Laurus nobilis Family: Lauracae Bay leaf, or laurel, has been used since ancient times as an analgesic, for stomach complaints, and to treat certain skin infections. Its strong aroma can help as an insect repellent and to improve mental concentration. RESEARCH The listings of research below represent a compilation of […]
May 4, 2018
Latin Name: Citrus aurantium var. bergamia (Risso) Family: Rutaceae Bergamot oil comes from the pressed peel and sometimes fruit of the bitter orange tree. Its aroma is fresh, herbal, and citrus-like. The aroma in research has been found to be calming, and the oil has shown to be antimicrobial, antioxidant, anti-nociceptive and […]
May 4, 2018
Latin Name: Piper nigrum Family: Piperaceae Black pepper is a very common spice with medicinal properties. It has been used for its anti-inflammatory, analgesic, stimulatory, antimicrobial, and insecticidal effects. RESEARCH The listings of research below represent a compilation of scientific articles found on the species, with a very brief overview description of […]
May 4, 2018
Latin Name: Calendula officinalis Family: Asteraceae Calendula flowers have an unique aroma and brilliant orange and yellow coloration. It has shown in research to be a promising ingredient in skin recipes. RESEARCH The listings of research below represent a compilation of scientific articles found on the species, with a very brief overview […]
May 5, 2018
Latin Name: Elettaria cardamomum Greater Cardamom: Amomum subulatum Family: Zingeberaceae Cardamom, in the same family as ginger, is a revered Indian herb used to improve digestive issues, respiratory complaints, and freshen the breathe. In research, it has shown beneficial antimicrobial and analgesic actions. RESEARCH The listings of research below represent a compilation […]
May 5, 2018
Latin Name: Daucus carrota Family: Apiaceae People have used carrot seed oil as a diuretic, to help with indigestion, for kidney complaints, menstrual pains, as a cardiac relaxant, and as an antispasmodic. RESEARCH The listings of research below represent a compilation of scientific articles found on the species, with a very brief […]
May 6, 2018
Latin Name: Juniperus virginiana Family: Cupressaceae Virginia cedarwood has been used for cough, muscle pains, and as a bug repellent. The tree’s essential oil has an earthy and calming aroma. RESEARCH The listings of research below represent a compilation of scientific articles found on the species, with a very brief overview description […]
May 7, 2018
Latin Name: Vitex agnus-castus Family: Verbenaceae The chaste berry has been long been used throughout history as a female tonic: improving menstruation, fertility, milk production, and menopausal symptoms. RESEARCH The listings of research below represents a compilation of scientific articles found on the species, with a very brief overview description […]
May 7, 2018
Latin Name: Cinnamom zeylanicum Family: Lauracae Cinnamon is a common spice, coming from the bark or leaves of the tropical Coppiced tree. It is one of the most potent antimicrobial essential oils, tested against hundreds of bacteria and fungi. It has also shown the ability to help lower blood sugar and […]
May 7, 2018
Latin Name: Cymbopogon nardus Family: Poaceae Citronella is most known for its insect repelling potential. The herb can be planted in the yard to help keep the mosquitoes away, or the essential oil is used in sprays, candles and oils to repel bugs. RESEARCH The listings of research below represent a […]
May 7, 2018
Latin Name: Salvia sclarea Family Name: Lamiaceae Clary sage essential oil is used as a calming aroma, and it also has antimicrobial properties. It has been used to help with menstrual cycle issues, and the whole leaf has mucilaginous properties. RESEARCH The listings of research below represent a compilation of […]
May 9, 2018
Latin Name: Coriandrum sativum Family: Apiaceae The leaves and seeds of C. sativum are both used frequently in cooking. The leaves are commonly called cilantro, and the seeds are commonly called coriander. Both have been used as a remedy for a variety of digestive complaints. Studies have shown it may also […]