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star anise oil  

• Star aniseoil is distilled from the anise seed and sometimes the leaves ofthis plant. It is native to the Mediterranean region and grows asan annual, producing seeds at the end of its one-year lifecycle andthen dying off. It is cultivated in the United States but much moreextensively in Asia, South America and India. Growing to only twoto three feet high, it is a totally different plant than the staranise, which is the seedpod from an evergreen tree in China. Anisecan be found growing wild in fields but as a much smaller plant andin areas with warm summers.

  Star anise oil Benefits

  • The mainingredient in star anise oil is anethole. This was used by theGreeks primarily as an aid in digestion. It was reputed to helpwith a whole host of ailments, ranging from hiccups to nausea andcolic in young children. The anethole is believed to act asestrogen and therefore it is used to ease menstrualsymptoms.

    star aniseoil Commonly Used for:                     

    • Bronchitis,Colds and flu
    • Asthma andBreathing Difficulties
    • Congestion
    • MuscleAches and Rheumatism
    • Migraines
    • TroutFishing Bait
    • star aniseoil Properties of Anise oil:
    • • MainConstituent anethole (phenol ether)
      • Carminative
      • Digestive
      • PromotesHarmony and Balance (Green)
      • Expectorant

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        star anise oil Methods of Application

        • FacialSteams
        • HairRinses
        • Massage
        • Diffuser

  Star anise oil Identification

  • The oil ofstar anise is well known internationally for its use in certainpopular liqueurs such as Ouzo in Greece, Arak in Arabia,Jagermeister in Germany, Aguardiente in Columbia and Raki in Turkeyand perhaps secretly in the recipe for Chartreuse inFrance.

  Star anise oil Features

  • Star aniseoil is easily characterized by its licorice-like flavor. The seedsare small and woody looking and sweet when chewed. The leaves ofthe plant are similar to parsley or fennel and first grow somewhatwide and flat and then as the stem grows the leaves become fine andfeathery. The plant will blossom with bunches of whiteumbrella-type flower heads with tiny blossoms. Very quickly, theplants will form seeds and it is at this time that the whole plantis harvested and drie