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Tea Tree General Information
Tea Tree Uses & Scientific Evidence For
Tea Tree Dosage Information
Tea Tree Safety & Interaction Information
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Tea Tree Oil General Information
The Tea Tree gained its name from Captain Cook, after he found the aromatic resinous leaves made a satisfying substitute for proper tea. A century and a half later, an Australian government chemist studied Tea Tree leaves and found strong antiseptic qualities in the leaves. After that, Tea Tree became the standard for treating wound infections. Once antibiotics became widely available, Tea Tree oils were no longer used as a primary treatment.
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Tea Tree Oil Uses & Scientific Evidence For
Tea Tree oil has a penetrating quality that makes it helpful in treating infected wounds, and it is most effective as an antiseptic against many bacteria and fungi. Tea Tree oil can be used to help control acne when applied directly to the skin. Preliminary studies show it can be useful in treating vaginal infections caused by candida or other organisms, and fungal infections of the feet and nails. In Australia, dentists have patients use Tea Tree oil mouthwash before dental procedures, and as a daily preventive against periodontal disease.
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Tea Tree Oil Dosage Information
Tea Tree preparations contain various percentages of tea tree oil. A typical strength used when treating acne is 5 to 15%, for fungal infections, suggested concentration is 70 to 100%, and for vaginal infections, 1 to 40% concentration with medical supervision. Tea Tree can also serve as a deodorant. For the best results, use Tea Tree products that contain oil from the alternifolia species of Melaleuca only, standardized to contain not more than 10% cineole, which is an irritant, and at least 30% terpinen-4-o1.
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Tea Tree Oil Safety & Interaction Information
Tea tree oil can be toxic if taken orally in excessive doses. A maximum safe dosage has not been determined, therefore it is recommended you use the product topically where it is believed to be completely safe. Safety in young children, pregnant or nursing women, or those with severe liver and kidney disease is not known.
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