 Fennel
茴香
苦茴香精油 Fennel
Bitter
植物學名: Foeniculum vulgare amara
製造精油部份: 籽
萃取方法: 蒸餾法
來源國: 西班牙
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甜茴香精油 FENNEL SWEET
植物學名: Foeniculum vulgare dulce
製造精油部份: 籽
萃取方法: 蒸餾法
來源國: 法國
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茴香精油具有非常好的抗毒功能, 能治療酒精中毒. 還能幫助痛風, 風濕症等病患排除體內費物, 降低關節發炎的機會.
它對幫助消化, 減少脹氣方面有很好的效果, 能迅速緩解噁心, 反胃, 消化不良及打嗝等症狀. 茴香有利尿及殺死尿道細菌的功能,
可治療尿液遲滯和尿道感染等病症.
茴香也很適合治療蜂窩性組織炎, 當皮下脂肪層堆積了大量有毒物質和液體, 會使得皮膚腫脹, 出現皺紋, 形成橘皮症.
每天服用三次茴香茶, 同時改正飲食習慣, 加上適當及小心的香薰按摩患處, 很快就能痊癒. 茴香對女性生殖系統有特殊功能,
它含有某種構造非常類似雌激素的植物荷爾蒙, 有調整月經週期的功能, 特別適合處理經血不足及經痛等症狀. 茴香也可以幫助更年期婦女,
刺激腎上腺分泌雌激素, 減少荷爾蒙濃度變化過大而引發的種種不適. 其實, 無論男性或女性, 每個人都須要雌激素來維持肌肉的健康,
皮膚和結締組織的彈性及循環系統的健康和強健的骨骼, 維持血液中雌激素的濃度, 可以減緩老化所引起的退化症狀. 還可以幫助哺乳的母親增加奶汁。
如果將茴香當作漱口水，可以治療齒齦發炎。
壓碎茴香種子後再蒸餾就可以得到茴香精油, 它的成份有茴香腦, 小茴香油, 馬鬱蘭酚, 樟烯和水茴香萜.
它的香味是辛辣, 甜和木的混合. 是高揮發度精油.
使用禁忌: 六歲以下的幼兒不能使用茴香精油, 因為茴香中的 "黑色烯素" 會傷害幼兒,
但對成人, 除非過量使用, 否則這種成份是無害的, 不要塗搽這種類精油於陽光會照射的部位. 此外, 癲癇症患者及孕婦應避免使用.
茴香精油
刺激乳腺发育、及增加泌乳激素的分泌，是重要的丰胸精油；暖胃、助消化。
改善肌肤松垮和毛孔粗大问题，有紧实除细纹的作用；
保湿效果很好， 防止皱纹或橘皮组织等也很有助益。
刺激乳腺分泌乳激素，有助于乳房发育，产后妇女通乳助哺育，并可调节性腺荷尔蒙的分泌，改善生殖器官功能；
下腹部的按摩则有助于经前症候缓解。
【芳香气味】
强烈的茴香香味，具有樟脑后味，具温暖和兴奋作用。
【主要功效】
刺激乳腺发育、及增加泌乳激素的分泌，是重要的丰胸精油；暖胃、助消化。
【皮肤疗效】
改善肌肤松垮和毛孔粗大问题，有紧实除细纹的作用；
保湿效果很好， 防止皱纹或橘皮组织等也很有助益。
【心理疗效】
刺激乳腺分泌乳激素，有助于乳房发育，产后妇女通乳助哺育，并可调节性腺荷尔蒙的分泌，改善生殖器官功能；
下腹部的按摩则有助于经前症候缓解。
【搭配精油】
茉莉 茴香 荷荷芭油 丝柏
【魔法配方】
1、问题皮肤：涂抹，保湿，防皱，去橘皮。
乳液50毫升＋茴香3滴＋天竺葵3滴＋葡萄柚4滴
2、女性呵护：按摩，调节性腺荷尔蒙的分泌，催乳，补身。
甜杏仁油10毫升＋荷荷芭油10毫升＋茴香5滴＋丝柏3滴＋快乐鼠尾草2滴
3、丰胸魔法：乳房按摩
茉莉2滴＋茴香5滴＋荷荷芭油10毫升
4、挺立魔法：乳房按摩 茴香4滴＋依兰5滴＋荷荷芭油10毫升
5、减肥按摩：身体按摩，解毒利尿，很好的减肥妙方。
甜杏仁油16毫升＋小麦胚芽油4毫升＋茴香5滴＋杜松子2滴＋葡萄柚2滴＋迷迭香2滴
【精油使用注意事项】
1、怀孕初期几个月内以及小孩最好避免使用精油来按摩或泡澡。
2、皮肤或体质敏感者，请在使用前先进行敏感测试。
3、除少部分精油，如薰衣草、茶树等可直接涂抹于皮肤外，其它大部分精油用于身体肌肤时，必须稀释或用基础油调和后才能使用，除非有其它特别的建议。
4、肌肤上使用柑橘类精油（如佛手柑、柠檬等）后四小时内请勿在阳光下曝晒。
5、精油不能取代药物。因此，使用后如症状未改善，请一定要看病就医，绝不可因使用精油而放弃原先已在使用的药物。
6、患有高低血压、癫痫、神经及肾脏方面疾病的病人请小心使用。使用前最好先请教芳香治疗师。
7、请按建议量使用。使用过量会导致反效果，甚至对身体造成过大负担。
8、请避免小孩直接碰触，以免误用而发生危险。
9、避免用塑料、易溶解或油彩表面的容器，稀释精油时需使用玻璃、不锈钢或陶瓷器。
10、精油最好不要内服，除非获得芳香治疗师或医师的指示 .
【精油的保存方法】
1、品质精良的精油，必定是使用深色玻璃瓶装，常用深蓝色或深棕色，可防止紫外线。
2、放置于阴凉处，避免阳光直射。但不必存放于冰箱。
3、将瓶口直立向上放置，不用时将瓶盖拧紧。
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Fennel Bitter
Fennel
(Foeniculum vulgare) is a plant species in the genus Foeniculum
(treated as the sole species in the genus by most botanists).
It is a member of the family Apiaceae (formerly the Umbelliferae).
It is
a hardy, perennial, umbelliferous herb, with yellow flowers
and feathery leaves. It is generally considered indigenous
to the shores of the Mediterranean, but has become widely
naturalised elsewhere. It is a highly aromatic and flavorful
herb with culinary and medicinal uses, and is one of the primary
ingredients of absinthe. Florence fennel or finocchio is a
selection with a swollen, bulb-like stem base that is used
as a vegetable.
A herb
of ancient repute, believed to encourage longevity, courage
and strength. The Romans valued it for it's digestive properties
and the Greeks believed it to be a slimming herb.
Medicinal
uses: Fennel contains anethole, which can explain some
of its medical effects: it, or its polymers, act as phytoestrogens.
Intestinal
tract: On account of its carminative properties, Fennel
is chiefly used medicinally with purgatives to allay their
side effects and for this purpose forms one of the ingredients
of the well-known compound Liquorice Powder. Fennel water
has properties similar to those of anise and dill water: mixed
with sodium bicarbonate and syrup, these waters constitute
the domestic 'Gripe Water', used to ease flatulence in infants;
it also can be made into a syrup to treat babies with colic
or painful teething. Long term ingestion of fennel preparations
by babies is a known cause of thelarche. For adults, fennel
seeds or tea can relax the intestines and reduce bloating
caused by digestive disorders. Essential oil of fennel has
these properties in concentration. Fennel tea, formerly also
employed as a carminative, is made by pouring boiling water
on a teaspoonful of bruised fennel seeds.
Eyes:
In the Indian subcontinent, Fennel seeds are also eaten raw,
sometimes with some sweetener, to improve eyesight. Fennel
tea can be used as an eye tonic, applied directly like eyedrops
or as a compress, to reduce soreness and inflammation of the
eye.
Extracts
of fennel seed have been shown in animal studies to have a
potential use in the treatment of glaucoma.
Blood
and urine: Some people use fennel as a diuretic, and it
may be an effective diuretic and a potential drug for treatment
of hypertension.
Breastmilk:
There are historical anecdotes that fennel is a galactogogue,
improving the milk supply of a breastfeeding mother. This
use, although not supported by direct evidence, is sometimes
justified by the fact that fennel is a source of phytoestrogens,
which promote growth of breast tissue. However, normal lactation
does not involve growth of breast tissue. There is a single
case report of fennel tea ingested by a breastfeeding mother
resulting in neurotoxicity for the newborn child.
Other
uses: Syrup prepared from fennel juice was formerly given
for chronic coughs. Fennel is also largely used for cattle
condiments. It is one of the plants which is said to be disliked
by fleas, and powdered fennel has the effect of driving away
fleas from kennels and stables.
 There
are two types of fennel, bitter fennel and sweet
fennel. Sweet fennel plants are the source of the anise-flavored
seeds found in the spice aisle. Bitter fennel is similar to
celery seed in culinary applications.
Characteristics
of fatty acids and essential oil from sweet fennel (Foeniculum
vulgare Mill. var. dulce) and bitter fennel fruits (F. vulgare
Mill. var. vulgare): Oil content in sweet and bitter fennels
was obtained 12.22% and 14.41%, respectively. The C18:1 c6,
C18:2, C18:1 c9 and C16:0 acids corresponding to 97% of total
oil was recorded as principal fatty acids. The ratios of essential
oil from sweet and bitter fennels were found similar (average
3.00%). trans-Anethole, estragole and fenchone were found
to be the main constituents in both fennels. The compound
with the highest value in the two oil samples was trans-anethole
as 95.25% (sweet) and 75.13% (bitter). While estragole was
found in bitter fennel oil in a remarkable amount (15.51%),
sweet fennel oil contained small amounts of estragole (2.87%).
Fenchone was found <1% in sweet and 5% in bitter fennel. p-Anisaldehyde
in bitter fennel essential oil, and agr-pinene and γ-terpinene
in sweet fennel essential oil were not recorded, and these
compounds were found very low or <1%.
Fennel
Bitter Essential Oil
Botanical
Name: Foeniculum vulgare amara
Plant
Part: Seeds
Extraction
Method: Steam
Origin:
Spain
Colour:
Clear to Pale Yellow.
Consistency:
Light
Note:
Top
Strength
of Aroma: Medium
Aromatic
Scent: Fennel Bitter has a spicy,sweet, woodsy scent.
Common
Uses: Fennel Bitter is credited with being an antiseptic,
antispasmodic, carminative, depurative, diuretic, expectorant,
laxative, stimulant, splenic, stomachic,and as a vermifuge.
It is also believed to be invigorating, restoring, stimulating,
and warming.
GENERAL
SAFETY INFORMATION: Caution should be taken when using
Essential Oils. Do not use any oils without consultation from
a qualified aroma therapy practitioner. All Essential Oils
should be kept out of the reach of children.
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This information is provided purely for informational purposes
only, and does not in any way purport to be medical or prescriptive
suggestions. Any reference to medicinal or health benefits
is not meant to treat or diagnose any problem and is not meant
to replace professional medical advice and should not take
the place of any prescribed medication that has been prescribed
by a physician.
The material
in this website is not meant to take the place of diagnosis
and treatment by a qualified medical practitioner. Since the
actual use of essential oils by others is beyond our control,
no expressed or implied guarantee as to the effects of their
use can be given nor liability taken. Essential oils are to
be used at your own discretion. Any application of the recommendations
is at user's sole risk. The Altiec disclaims any liability
arising directly or indirectly from the use of this information
and assumes no responsibility for any actions taken.
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