This large tree includes many species and subspecies and is related to
the eucalyptus tree. All have an interesting bark that curls off the
trunk, giving them the name "paperbark". Tea Tree is considered one of
the most nonirritating antiseptic oils, although this can vary with the
species. Tea Tree can be used on open wounds, cuts, sores, lesions,
bites, and scratches and is included in the Eco First Aid Kit.
Medicinal Uses:
Counters fungal infections, viral infections such as shingles, chicken
pox, candida, thrush, herpes, and flu; overall immune-system
tonic-affective against lung, genital, urinary, vaginal, sinus and
mouth infections.
Emotional Quality: Indicated prior to surgery and postoperative shock as the scent builds strength.
Cosmetic/Skin Use: Tea
Tree treats diaper rash, wounds, insect bites, acne, and fungus. It
also protects the skin from radiation burns during cancer therapy.
Where to buy Tea Tree:
You can order Tea Tree on line at: http://www.floracopeia.com/store/#a_aid=herbalroots
SourcesAromatherapy/A Complete Guide to the Healing Art by Mindy Green & Kathi Keville
Floracopeia.com