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Borage Seed Oil
Borage Oil Information
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| Common Name |
- Borage Oil, Borage Seed Oil |
| Botanical Name |
- Borago officinalis |
| Country of Origin |
- U.K. |
| Parts Used |
- Seed |
| Extraction |
- Expressed |
| Technical Data |
- Borage Seed CofA |
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Borage Seed Oil is a fairly common domestic herbal remedy that has been used since ancient
times in Europe and England. It has a particularly good reputation for its beneficial affects on the mind, being used to dispel
melancholy and induce euphoria. It is a soothing saline, diuretic herb that soothes damaged or irritated tissues. Borage oil (also known as
starflower oil) is an ancient oil which has been used in the far east for thousands of years. The oil has in recent years caused a
revolution in nutritional Therapeutic (Therapuetic) s, it has been found to be one of the richest sources of essential fatty acids known to humans. The aroma
is light and sweet. Mostly grown or wildcrafted in Southern England or Europe It has also been used to treat pre-menstrual complaints, irritable bowel
syndrome, rheumatic problems, eczema and other chronic skin conditions. It can be used as a general tonic for the adrenals which are
susceptible following periods of stress or depression. Thin to medium texture, leaves a somewhat oily feel to the skin. Is said to be
excellent in treating many skin conditions. Borage is usually blended in a small (often 10% or less) dilution with other carrier oils. 3 months to 6 months. If kept properly in airtight container, Should be refrigerated after opening. Excellent for all skin types. A good skin and tissue rejuvenator. |
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Cautions - Its use during pregnancy and lactation is not recommended. Otherwise considered safe in normal applications.
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