Wild fennel seed essential oil, 10 ml

Internally: 2–3 drops a day on 1 tsp of honey or coconut oil, dissolved in a glass of warm water.

Externally for massage: for cellulite, premenstrual syndrome, arthrosis, ageing skin and facial wrinkles, reduced muscle tone and digestive problems in children.

Inhalation: 3 drops in 2 litres of water for 10 minutes – for colds, tonsillitis, coughs, bronchitis, laryngitis, insomnia and to stimulate digestion.

Contraindications: Not to be used by people with epilepsy, low blood pressure, pregnant women, women with breast cancer, or people with individual intolerance to the oil. Baths with fennel oil are not recommended.

Caution! This product is not a medicine! It should not be used as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet! Do not exceed the recommended daily dose!

If taken together with medicinal products, consult a pharmacist!

*The effects, methods of use and dosages cited in Botalife's articles and in the leaflets enclosed with each product apply only to Botalife-branded products, for which Botalife guarantees the concentration, purity, quality and origin of the oils.

1. Relieves gas and indigestion: As a carminative, wild fennel seed oil helps gas leave the intestines and provides great relief from problems such as indigestion, restlessness, and pain in the abdomen, stomach and chest, and also helps reduce hypertension. Wild fennel seed oil prevents the formation of extra gas. It is very suitable for people with chronic gas.

2. Relieves various types of spasms: Spasms are unwanted and unusual contractions in the airways, intestines, muscles or nerves, leading to prolonged coughing, hiccups, sharp pain and a pulling sensation in the intestines, cramps, muscle pulls, convulsions or epileptic seizures. Wild fennel seed essential oil has a relaxing effect on the nerves, muscles, intestines and respiratory system and can calm spasmodic attacks, giving quick relief in the situations mentioned above.

3. Antiparasitic action:Wild fennel seed oil has a strong antiparasitic action. It can kill worms and their spores in the intestines and urinary tract. Wild fennel seed oil is a great oil for children who often suffer from worms and can prevent malnutrition or stunted growth.

4. Acts as a diuretic: Wild fennel seed oil increases the frequency of urination and the amount of urine and can help not only to remove excess water, sodium, uric acid, bile salts and other toxic elements from the body, but also to lower blood pressure, cleanse the kidneys and reduce fat. There is just one thing to remember: if you do not suffer from swelling or water retention, you should drink more water when taking fennel seed oil, as very frequent urination can cause dehydration.

5. Soothes menstrual problems: Wild fennel seed oil relieves menstrual symptoms such as headaches, abdominal pain, dizziness and mood swings. It may also help prevent untimely or premature menopause.

6. Stimulates lactation: Wild fennel seed oil plays an important role for breastfeeding mothers. It stimulates the production of oestrogen, which helps increase milk supply. This benefits both the baby and the mother. Thanks to the carminative and digestive properties of wild fennel seed oil, passing through the mother's milk it can protect the baby from flatulence, indigestion and gas, which are very common in infants.

7. Acts as a laxative: Wild fennel seed oil has a good laxative effect and can help with both chronic and acute constipation. Unlike synthetic laxatives, it has no side effects and can be used regularly.

8. Acts as a stimulant: Wild fennel seed oil acts as a stimulant and can encourage all the activities taking place inside the body. It can stimulate brain and nerve activity, the nervous system, secretions from the endocrine and exocrine glands (including the secretion of milk, sebum, sweat, tears, urine and menstrual secretions), the digestive system and the excretory system. This stimulating effect can also help overcome fatigue, dizziness and depression.

9. Helps purify the blood: Wild fennel seed oil has a detoxifying effect and helps purify the blood by clearing blood urea, uric acid and some unwanted hormones, which are the main toxins found in our bloodstream. It can also balance the level of sodium in the blood and help remove other toxic substances that enter the blood from external sources.

10. Deals with chronic coughs: Wild fennel seed oil has been shown to be effective in relieving deposits of mucus and phlegm that block the nasal passages, larynx, pharynx, bronchi and lungs due to colds and viral infections. It can be especially effective against frequent or chronic coughs.