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Late summer mosquitoes

Juhu, the weather was finally but with even to leave my barbecue last Saturday, held on the terrace! In the afternoon we enjoyed so very sleeveless the late summer sun. Since they were already, the posh end tormentors, characterized by the closeness of my small gold fish ponds probably very happy to frolic in the garden!

Quick action was needed - a mosquito shock was needed!

into a beaker I filled about 3 tablespoons of jojoba oil (other fatty oils are also available!) And gave 5 drops of lavender fine, 5 drops of citronella, cedar and 5 drops of 2 drops of clove oil to it. I poured this mixture into a 50 ml amber glass bottle with spray from the pharmacy (costs about 2 euros). The bottle was then with distilled water. filled. Instead of water can also be used hydrosol. Before spraying onto the skin, the vial is shaken vigorously, as an emulsifier in the mix! My guests sprays the clothes not covered by the agencies. The water / oil mixture forms a fine, caring film on the skin.

This is a wonderful skin-friendly, cost-effective, fragrant, easy-to-use, quickly produced and would like to recommend above all highly effective insect repellent that I hereby you!

If the pesky critters have stabbed once but then stops a drop of lavender, peppermint used alone or Niauli the itching and swelling.

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database for theses

Who in the English lessons are nicely done good homework may look forward to a wealth of theses and dissertations on essential oils: the database of the University of Vienna . Some work, however, are written in German. Topics such as " the possible use of essential oils as health-promoting measures for nursing staff on night duty. " (Simon, Katja (2009) and "E influss of essential oils on physiological parameters and salivary cortisol. "(Bichler, Sandra (2009) and" influence of essential oils on mood and attractiveness assessment in humans. (Rameder, Theresa (2008) expected to enjoy all our heart. For English-philistines could the translation tool on the right his column is a tiny help (rather computer-table-bumpy). Happy browsing!

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parsley family, Apiaceae: Foeniculum vulgare var dulce (Fennel sweet )


sweet fennel, Foeniculum vulgare var dulce, belongs to the parsley family (Apiaceae). This perennial plant is one of the spices and medicinal plants, but there is also a Subspez. in vegetable crops.

of up to 1.5 m tall border drug-fennel prefers warm, nutrient-rich, chalky, dry soil.
Its yellow flowers can form up to 15 cm cones that begin in the first year from July to October and the second year to flower as early as June.

then develop gray-green to brownish-green fruit called gap, from 4 - 10 mm length.

For growing dry and warm late summer and autumn months are important in order to obtain a high compound contents.

2-6% essential oil containing the fruit. Fenchone, estragole and trans-anethole, the main ingredients.

Max 4 - 5 years, then made a crop rotation, which should be outside the Umbelliferae.

lung (spasmolytic / expektorativ), kidneys (diuretic / kidney stones) and intestine (contractile, entblähend, ...) are main areas of the essential oil - Foeniculum vulgare var dulce.

Furthermore one has detected an estrogen-like effect (anethole), in the phase of menopause and milk production have a positive effect.

The antimicrobial effect is 13 times stronger than phenol.

says an old tradition: fennel seeds on the path of the new couples to scatter to prepare them to happiness.

There are 3 subspecies:
- spicy or bitter fennel (Foeniculum vulgare var dulce)
- vegetable fennel (Foeniculum vulgare var azoricum)
- Bitter fennel (Foeniculum vulgare var vulgare) - contains up to 70% and 15% anethole fenchone

anethole acts secretolytic / spasmolytic
fenchone is bitter, smells kampherartig (typical fennel smell) and has potent inhibitory on bacteria and fungi

tea: max. 7 g of drug per day - equivalent to about 3 - 5 cups of tea (estragole) - pay attention to when buying whole fruits)

hydrosol: pH 4.0 - 4.1, lifetime of 1 / 2 up to 1 year
- good experience, there is the case of oral administration of Fenchelhydrolat in flatulence:
- Fenchelhydrolat 5 ml in 100 ml water - drink slowly (hydrosols without alcohol)

detailed ingredient information and KI see references Eliane Zimmermann .