What is Chinese Oil?

Chinese Oil reduces colds, nasal congestion and upper respiratory tract complaints. It is used to reduce nausea, as a carminative and deodorant. Due to its mild local anesthetic effect and the cooling properties of the oil, it can be used externally as an adjunct to treatment in painful conditions.

In cases of cough and hoarseness: Put 2-3 drops of cassia oil in hot water and drink it several times a day. Or put 1-2 drops on a sugar cube and dissolve it in your mouth.

For Colds, Nasal Congestion and Upper Respiratory Tract Complaints: To inhale, drop 3-4 drops into hot water. Close your eyes and inhale the steam. Apply gently to the chest, neck and throat.

In case of dizziness and fainting: Rub it on the temples and the back of the head to refresh, put a few drops on a tissue or cotton and inhale.

In restless legs syndrome: Massage the painful area with Chinese oil. Wet your legs with plenty of cold water to fall into a comfortable sleep. This will relieve your pain and you will fall into a comfortable sleep. It is important to remember that restless leg syndrome usually recurs in the summer.

Toothache: Rub your teeth and cheeks with a small amount of oil, then place a piece of cotton soaked in it on the aching tooth.

Oral Care (Bad Breath): Drop a few drops into hot or cold water and gargle.

In Painful Conditions Such As Headache:   In painful cases, as an adjunct to the treatment given by the physician; take a few drops of Chinese Oil in your hand and rub the painful areas. In case of headache, migraine and fatigue, rub a few drops on the temples, forehead and nape, then sprinkle cold water to increase the effect.

In insect bites It can be used due to its mild local anesthetic and antipruritic effect. In saunas, add 5-6 drops to the water tank, it gives a breath-opening, pleasant and cooling feeling. Those over 12 years of age (in adolescence) can use the normal adult dosage. It is good for muscle and muscle pain. It can be used for insect bites due to its anti-itch feature.

Other:  For motion sickness, upset stomach, gas and indigestion, rub the abdomen with ginseng oil and keep warm. Or, drop 1-2 drops of ginseng oil onto a piece of sugar or dissolve it in a glass of warm water and drink on an empty stomach.

It has muscle relaxant and breath-opening properties.

It calms the nerves.

Prevents fungal growth.

It relieves pain during menstruation.

It can be used for upper respiratory tract infections.

It can be used to eliminate tooth and gum diseases and bad breath.

It has gas-reducing properties.

It can be used in cases such as cold, flu and flu.

It facilitates digestion by preventing nausea.