Tea Tree Oil
Tea Tree Oil is used to treat a number of skin conditions, particularly dandruff. The oil is also beneficial for those who are looking to cure their skin from the inside out. Tea Tree Oil, also called Melaleuca Oil, is a powerful antiseptic and antimicrobial agent that has been used for thousands of years to treat a variety of illnesses and is now found in a variety of topical applications.
Tea Tree Oil is known to have many properties which make it useful in treating a range of ailments including acne, eczema, nail fungus, skin conditions, food poisoning, thrush, sinusitis, vaginal yeast, warts, and more. It has also been proven to be effective against oral thrush. One of the main reasons why tea tree oil is such a good remedy is because it is both so powerful and effective at its job, yet it is completely safe for use on skin conditions, unlike most other over the counter medicines and treatments.
Description
When applied topically, tea tree oil helps to kill off bacteria and viruses, helping to get rid of pimples and dry skin. It is also effective against the growth of fungus on the skin, especially black and white fungal infections such as athlete’s foot and ringworm. As the oil is antiseptic, it is safe for people to use in conjunction with other medications for any infection. Tea tree oil has also been found to be effective against bacterial vaginosis. This condition occurs when the body’s natural defenses become overwhelmed by an overgrowth of a type of bacteria called “Candida albicans”. Candida is often present on our bodies and many times it can actually be beneficial to our health, particularly when it grows under certain circumstances. Unfortunately, if it becomes out of control, this can lead to unpleasant symptoms and can even result in some serious conditions.
