tea tree oil is viewed for years by various authorities and politicians suspicious, and is followed almost constantly threatened by bans, because it supposedly has a strong allergy potential. This, however, according to many years of experience just for old / oxidized and adulterated tea tree oil (which are unfortunately all too often sold).
In a recent Swedish study, the Australian "wonder oil" medicines compared with standard skin to alleviate unpleasant symptoms of allergic skin diseases. It had for L-menthol, Ichthammol, Clobetason butyrate, zinc oxide and also take a medium-strong cortisone-like drug to relieve a contact dermatitis and itching. While (! Dosed too high) tea tree oil 20 - and 50% was used pure, it could reduce the allergic dermatitis by 40.5 percent Clobetason butyrate managed 23.5 percent improvement, zinc oxide managed. 17.4 percent. Ichthammol reduced the histamine-induced erythema by 19.2 Percent, zinc by 18, 5 percent, Clobetason butyrate by 44.1 percent. Histamine-induced itching could be influenced by any of the funds. In conclusion, says author Joanna Wallengren that tea tree oil seems to be a more effective means than zinc oxide and antiekzematisches Clobetason butyrate. [Wallengren J. Tea tree oil attenuates experimental contact dermatitis. Arch Dermatol Res 2010 Sep 24th]
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