Dill Oil Product Description With an herbaceous flavor and a variety of health benefits, Dill essential oil is an ideal household oil. In the kitchen, Dill’s sweet savor can be used in a variety of dishes to improve the taste of salads, potatoes, fish, curry, vegetables, and rice. Dill oil can also be used internally to support digestion and overall gastrointestinal health while providing important antioxidants to the body.* Dill’s powerful internal benefits can help purify the body’s systems.* When used aromatically, Dill emits a fresh, grassy scent that can help lessen stress and anxious feelings. Dill Oil Uses and Benefits
The word “dill” comes from the Norse word “dilla” meaning “to lull.” This has reference to dill’s soothing benefits. Chemistry of Dill Oil Main chemical components: carvone, limonene, α-phellandrene The main chemical component of Dill essential oil is carvone. Carvone has a monoterpene backbone with a ketone functional group. According to a study recently published by Brazilian neuroscientists, the type of carvone found in dill showed, in an experimental preclinical study, a statistically significant calming effect against a heightened state of excitement.* This finding suggests that Dill essential oil may support healthy nervous system function.2* |
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Plant Description The dill plant, Anethum graveolens, is an annual that is commonly grown in herb, vegetable, and flower gardens. The plant usually grows anywhere from three to five feet tall. The stems of the plant are stiff and hollow and covered with aromatic, blue-green leaves that are separated into thin, thread-like segments. The flowers of the plant are yellow and grow in flattened, compound umbels.1 doTERRA Dill essential oil is extracted from the seed of the plant. Emotional well-being Oil Description khjbnmbmnb (Taken from the book “Emotions and Essential oils”) |
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