Benefits Of Tea Tree Oil And Krill Oil

For healthy body healing oils such as tea tree oil and krill oil are essential. Tea tree oil, Melaleuca alternifolia, is a pale light yellow natural essential oil which has become increasingly popular as a first aid remedy for various skin aliments. This oil has antiseptic, antibacterial, and antifungal abilities which make it a very favorite amongst the skin experts. People use this oil on cuts, burns and even bites. On the other hand, Krill oil has antioxidant power more than vitamin A, E, coenzyme Q-10, fish oil, and lutein. This oil is extracted from Antarctic krill, a small shrimp-like crustacean which lives in ocean. Their main feed is Phytoplankton.

Tea tree oil has many valuable medicinal properties and odor similar to fresh camphoraceous. There are many studies which have suggested that repetitive use of tea tree oil at low concentrations less than 4% leads to antibiotic resistance. So it is highly recommended not to use tea tree oil at low concentrations. If you have some skin problems like acne then add 5 to 10 drops of this oil to a toner and apply about 3 drops in the acne area twice a day. Moreover, for a smooth and soft foot soak it in a bowl of warm water having 5 drops of oil and see the change. For physical ailments like arthritis, muscle aches and bronchitis this oil is very effective.

Krill oil has various healing benefits such as easing premenstrual syndrome symptoms; lowering cholesterol; easing arthritic stiffness and pain; enhances childrens concentration and focus especially for those who are suffering from dyslexia, attention deficit disorder (ADD), or autism; boosts energy and decreases mental fatigue; reduces hair loss and gives shiny hair; stronger nails; reduces seasonal allergies such as sneezing, wheezing, runny nose, and itchy eyes; reduces wrinkles, redness, and other skin problems. Oil with so many benefits, isnt amazing!

With so many beneficial characteristics, these oils have some risks associated with them which can easily be taken care of. Point of caution is - Never use large amounts of these oils both externally and internally. Moreover, never use them in pure form, dilute in carrier oil, lotion, soap, or other buffering agent and then apply on the affected areas.